To read and question all written reports and evidence presented. To read and follow all conscriptions set forth in the sanction letter. To follow the procedure for filing appeals as outlined in the Residence Hall Guidebook. To tell the truth with the intent of clarifying the incident for the hearing officer so that a responsible decision is made. The information existing in a student's judicial file will be used during the sanctioning phase of a hearing.
Judicial records are part of the student's educational record.
This information is only accessed by University Officials who are doing so in the student's educational interest. However, this information may be shared with others if the student gives written consent. Many graduate schools, professional programs, and government agencies require that students provide them with access to this information as a condition of employment or acceptance. Disorderly conduct, breach of the peace, engaging in offensive, obscene or abusive language and aiding, abetting, or procuring another to breach the peace on University controlled property or at university sponsored or supervised functions. University officials include resident assistants, assistant hall directors, residence hall directors, campus security officers, student food service employees, and all other personnel delegated supervisory responsibility by a University official.