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German law enforcement will arrest people at home for purported insults, but at least they are told what specific language warrants their prosecution.
Two American students didn't get that courtesy when their State University of New York constituent campus accused them of discrimination and harassment, with one later learning he was under investigation for referring to an administrator as an "idiot" and another falsely told he had been cleared of unspecified behavior, according to a civil liberties group representing them.