All four violations were for the improper hanging of campaign materials. According to the USG Elections Code, candidates were responsible for their own posters and materials and therefore guilty of the violations. The prosecution said the banner was hung in an illegal place without a reservation and not removed when it was supposed to. The University does not specify where banners may be hung on Osmond Lab, so the banner couldn't have been hung illegally, he added. The commission filed 25 violations against campaigns for different USG offices, although the majority of the violations and fines were against presidential tickets.
Candidates have one week to pay the fines ordered by the court.
If a fine is not paid, the student cannot hold a USG office for one year. According to the elections code, the court continues to operate until two weeks after the conclusion of elections. Text for correction goes here. Put it as close to the corrected paragraph as possible.