US EditionLSU football player Javien Toviano asks to block suspension over Title IX case, records show
Javien Toviano challenges LSU's one-year suspension after a Title IX panel ruled him responsible for sexual exploitation despite dismissed criminal charges, alleging unfair process.
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NolaLSU football player Javien Toviano asks to block suspension over Title IX case, records show
Almost two years after his arrest on a criminal video voyeurism charge that was later dismissed, LSU football player Javien Toviano is suing the university for its handling of a separate Title IX investigation into his conduct in that case, court records show.
LSU football player sues university in hopes of blocking suspension in Title IX case
BATON ROUGE — Javien Toviano, an LSU defensive back arrested in 2024 on a since-dismissed video voyeurism charge, is suing the LSU Board of Supervisors over how the school handled his Title IX case. The player is in the transfer portal and says the case could impact his football career.In July 2024, Toviano was arrested and suspended from the team for allegedly using a hidden camera to record sexual interactions between himself and a female LSU …
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