In cases of procedural error , if no mistake has been found, the board must uphold the original decision and sanction. If a mistake is found, the board may dismiss the original charge, modify the sanction, or order a new hearing by the judicial body or officer having original jurisdiction over the case. If the evidence presented has a direct bearing on the responsibility of the person appealing, the board shall remand the case back to the Judicial Board for a new hearing. In cases in which the disciplinary sanction is believed to be inappropriate for responsibility in the specific case and circumstances, the board may modify or uphold the original sanction. In such a case, there may be no contest as to the responsibility of the person appealing.
All recommendations are subject to administrative review.
The jurisdiction of the Greek Appellate Board is limited to the appeal of decisions by the Greek Hearing Board. One or more advisors, appointed by the dean of student life, serve in a non-voting advisory capacity to this body. Each Greek organization will appoint one justice. The dean of student life in consultation with the president of All-Greek Council will assign the justices to serve on either the Greek Hearing Board or Greek Appellate Board. Justices may not deliberate on cases involving Greek chapters with which they are affiliated.