The evidence is to be presented before the Board and the organization's representative by a member of the Investigative Committee or, preferably, by the IFC, NPHC, or Panhellenic President. Witnesses must be presented to be questioned, first by the members of the Board and then by the organization's representative. Accused answers evidence and presents witnesses, then questions may be asked by the Board. The Board deliberates to decide whether to assign sanctions, make recommendations, or dismiss the case. Decisions are made by majority vote.
All hearings are closed to the public.
For the sake of fairness, sanctions will be levied on a per-incident basis to provide appropriate sanctions for violations that will reflect the concerns of all organizations equally. Suspension Cases involving suspension will automatically be placed before the Committee for review. This Committee will consist of the two Co-Chairs, the Dean of Greek Affairs, and the Presidents of IFC, NPHC, and Panhellenic. All other appeals must be rendered within three days of notification of outcome of hearing. Appeals will be granted based on the emergence of new evidence or evidence of the rendering of a biased decision by the Board at the discretion of the Dean of Greek Affairs, the Joint Chief Justices, and the IFC, NPHC, and Panhellenic Council Presidents in conjunction.