The board brings charges against accused students. Only charges at hand, no new or additional charges, can be addressed during the hearing. If any new charges are brought against the student, a separate hearing is scheduled. Witnesses can be called to testify to events of the violation. Also, accused students can call witnesses to testify in their defense.
Students can also have an advisor present during the hearing.
The advisor is only there to help the student and can't speak on behalf of the student or address the board. After the case is heard, a verdict is issued. If the student is found guilty, a punishment is decided by the board. The severity of punishments depends on the hall violation. If there was a threat to someone's safety, property damage, or things such as theft or deception, students would receive a more severe punishment.