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OH Fraternity Hazing Death: Fighting for Justice Beyond the Criminal Courtroom If you are reading this while grieving a child lost to the “rituals” of a fraternity, we know the hollow feeling that comes when a judge rules that an institution like Ohio University cannot be held liable. You have been failed by the students who were supposed to be brothers, failed by the university that was supposed to protect your child, and now you feel failed by the system. The recent dismissal of the wrongful death claim against the university in the Collin Wiant case is a setback, but as we move into the appellate process, it is critical to understand that the fight for accountability does not stop at a single judge’s desk. In our practice, we see the same pattern repeat in college towns across the country: a student is plied with drugs and alcohol, forced into a lethal “ritual,” and when their body gives out, the people in the room wait. In the case of Collin Wiant, they waited nine minutes before calling 911. In the world of trauma medicine, nine minutes is an eternity. It is the difference between a life saved and a wrongful…