My Answer to all the Questions

Well, I wanted to say more, so now I can. So here it is:

1) A professor that has been accused of such a thing would never meet with a student alone in his office, behind closed doors. His career would be in danger.

2) Why would Carol go back several times unless she is trying to set the professor up. Is this the plan from the beginning. Could it be that the group is tyring to get the professor fired, and this is just the plan of the group?

3) Some of the statements the professor makes would make most females very nervous and they would never go back to the professors office alone. Much more for two more meetings. Carol must like the attention she is getting from the professor or the group.

4) Now, legally:
The professor has broken several laws in the state where he lives. (no matter what state it is) Under the Civil Code he has sexually harassed Carol. He has caused her emotional damage. The professor has assaulted and battered Carol under the law. But, there is a legal defence as well for the professor on some of the charges. Rape, how can a rape charge stand, when the victim Carol, returns to the scene of the crime, with the criminal. (The Professor) This weakens any lawsuit that Carol would claim against the professor. But if it was true, he will loose his job without a doubt. Since the professor hit Carol he would face criminal charges and go to jail for batter at the least. Carol would name the professor and the institution that the professor works for as defendants.

SEE HOW MISCOMMUNICATION WILL GET YOU IN A WORLD OF TROUBLE.