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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-05 - Enforcement generally

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Authority of enforcement personnel.
(1) Law enforcement officers,
			 traffic control officers, hospital and campus
			 security officers and 
									the parking operator shall
			 enforce, to the extent authorized, 
									university on university
			 streets, roadways, 
									property and 
									grounds.
(2) The university police, hospital and
			 campus security officers and traffic control officers are hereby authorized to
			 direct all traffic by voice, hand, or signal in conformity with
			 university
									, provided that in the event of a fire or emergency or to
			 expedite traffic or to safeguard pedestrians, such officers may direct traffic
			 as conditions may require, notwithstanding the provisions of
			 
									this chapter.
(3) Officers of a fire department, when at
			 the scene of a fire or other emergency, may direct or assist in directing
			 traffic at the same place or in the immediate vicinity.
(4) Other staff employed by
			 
									the university or public safety may, at times,
			 assist with traffic direction.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-07 - Impounding

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Disabled vehicles obstructing traffic.
(1)
									University law
			 enforcement officers or traffic control officers are hereby authorized to
			 remove a vehicle from a street or roadway to the nearest place of safety when a
			 vehicle upon a street or roadway is so disabled as to constitute an obstruction
			 to traffic and the person in charge of the vehicle is unable to provide for its
			 custody or removal.
(2)
									When a vehicle, left unattended upon a street or
			 roadway, has been removed, and the officer knows or is able to ascertain from
			 the registration records in the vehicle the name and address of the owner
			 thereof, the university shall immediately give or cause to be given notice to
			 such owner of the facts of the removal, the reasons therefor, and the place to
			 which such vehicle has been relocated.
(3)
									Whenever an
			 officer removes a motor vehicle from a street or roadway under this rule and
			 does not know and is not able to ascertain the name of the owner, or for any
			 other reason is unable to give notice to the owner as hereinbefore provided,
			 and if the vehicle is not returned to the owner within a period of thirty days,
			 then the university shall immediately cause the vehicle to be turned over to
			 the sheriff's department for disposition in accordance with state law
			 applicable to abandoned vehicles. (See section
			 4513.60
									 of the Revised
			 Code.)
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-08 - Assessments and disciplinary action

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Option to pay assessment or appeal. Any
			 person receiving a notice of violation of any of the provisions of
			 
								this chapter for which payment of an assessment
			 may be made to transportation and the parking 
								operator
			 shall have the option of paying such assessment within the time specified in
			 the notice of violation at the office of the 
								parking operator or filing
			 
								an
			 appeal for final disposition of the alleged violation in accordance with the
			 appeals procedure 
								as established by the parking
			 operator.
(B) Payment of
			 assessment. The payment of an assessment to the 
								parking
			 operator shall be deemed an acknowledgement of the
			 violation of  university rules and a
			 breach of contract pursuant to any registration with
			 the university, and the 
								parking operator, upon accepting the prescribed
			 assessment, shall issue a receipt to the violator acknowledging payment
			 thereof
(C) Failure to pay
			 assessments; revocation of privileges; collection of debt. If a person upon
			 whom a notice of violation is served, or the owner of a vehicle upon which a
			 notice of violation is placed, fails, within fifteen days after service of such
			 notice, to pay the prescribed assessment or to request an appeal, as provided
			 for in this chapter, or fails to pay the prescribed assessment as affirmed on
			 appeal, 
								the parking 
								operator may
			 initiate a procedure to enforce the 
								regulations and
			 obtain the assessment against any student,  faculty
			 member, staff member, employee or agent of the
			 university
								or any visitor.
(D)
								Appeals. 
								Any person upon whom or upon whose motor vehicle a
			 notice of violation (citation) has been served may, within fifteen days of such
			 service, elect to appeal such citation by filing an appeal. Parking violations
			 shall be appealed to the parking operator. Appeals may be submitted in any
			 manner acceptable to the parking operator. The appeal shall contain, among
			 other things, the identification of the violation notice (citation) and any
			 facts or circumstances relevant to the merits of the appeal. The parking
			 operator shall judge the appeals in accordance with the concession agreement.
			 Non-parking violations may be appealed in the manner prescribed by the
			 university.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-10 - Pedestrians

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Rights and
			 duties generally. Pedestrians shall be subject to the traffic control signals
			 provided for in paragraphs (E) and (F) of  3335-21-11 of , but at all other places pedestrians shall be
			 granted those rights and be subject to the restrictions stated in this chapter
			 or in state statute.
(B) Right of
			 way in crosswalks; overtaking stopped vehicles.
(1) When traffic control signals are not in
			 place or not in operation, the driver of a vehicle shall yield the right of
			 way, slowing down or stopping if necessary to so yield, to a pedestrian
			 crossing the street or roadway within a crosswalk when the pedestrian is upon
			 the half of the street or roadway upon which the vehicle is traveling, or when
			 the pedestrian is approaching so closely from the opposite half of the street
			 or roadway as to be in danger.
(2)
			 No pedestrian shall suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety and walk or
			 run into the path of a vehicle which is so close as to constitute an immediate
			 hazard.
(3) Whenever a vehicle is
			 stopped at a marked crosswalk or at an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection to
			 permit a pedestrian to cross the street or roadway, the driver of any other
			 vehicle approaching from the rear shall not overtake and pass such stopped
			 vehicle.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-11 - Operations generally

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Passing of
			 buses. A vehicle may pass a bus receiving or discharging passengers only
			 when:
(1)
									 The
			 bus is receiving or discharging passengers at a bus stop where a recess allows
			 the bus to be located off the main roadway.
(2)
									 The roadway has
			 been marked to provide two or more lanes of traffic in the same
			 direction.
(3)
									 The driver of a vehicle overtaking and passing upon
			 the left side of a bus that has stopped for the purpose of receiving or
			 discharging passengers, when such overtaking and passing is permitted, may
			 proceed only upon exercising due caution for pedestrians.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-12 - Emergency and public safety vehicles

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Privileges of
			 drivers. The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle or public safety
			 vehicle, when responding to an emergency call, or when in the pursuit of an
			 actual or suspected violator of the law, or when responding to but not upon
			 returning from a fire or other emergency alarm, may exercise the privileges set
			 forth in this chapter, but subject to the conditions herein stated. The driver
			 of an authorized emergency vehicle or public safety vehicle may:
(1)
									Park or stand,
			 irrespective of the provisions of this chapter;
(2)
									Proceed past a
			 red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be
			 necessary for safe operation;
(3)
									Exceed the
			 maximum speed limits so long as he or she does not endanger life or property;
			 and
(4)
									Disregard rules governing direction of movement or
			 turning in specified directions.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-13 - Bicycles, motorized bicycles and toy vehicles

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Application of  to bicycles. The provisions of
			 
								this chapter that are applicable to bicycles
			 shall apply whenever a bicycle is operated upon a street or roadway or upon a
			 path set aside for the exclusive use of bicycles, subject to the exceptions
			 stated in this .
(1) Every person riding a bicycle upon a
			 street or roadway shall be granted all of the rights and shall be subject to
			 all of the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle governed by
			 ,
			 this chapter except for special rules
			  and except for those
			 provisions of 
									this chapter which by their nature can have no
			 application.
(2) Any person
			 operating a bicycle shall obey the instructions of official traffic control
			 signals, signs and other control devices applicable to vehicles or pedestrians,
			 unless otherwise directed by a law enforcement officer, traffic control
			 officer, hospital and campus security officer, or
			 public safety .
(3) Whenever authorized signs are erected
			 indicating that no right, left or "U" turn is permitted, no person operating a
			 bicycle shall disobey the directions of any such sign, except where such person
			 dismounts from the bicycle to make any such turn, in which event such person
			 shall then obey the 
			 applicable to pedestrians.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-14 - Parking generally

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) General prohibition. No person shall
			 stop, stand or park a vehicle on the streets, roadways,
			  property and grounds of the university except in areas and at
			 the times and under the conditions specified 
								this chapter or
			 by signs posted by order of 
								the university or the parking
			 operator.
(B) Curbside
			 parking. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, every vehicle stopped or
			 parked upon a two-way street or roadway where there are adjacent curbs shall be
			 so stopped or parked with the right-hand wheels of such vehicle parallel to and
			 within twelve inches of the right-hand curb.
(C) Angle and parallel parking.
(1) On those streets, roadways or parking
			 areas which have been signed or marked by 
									the parking 
									operator for
			 angle or parallel parking, no person shall park or stand a vehicle other than
			 at the angle or position indicated by such signs or markings.
(2) No person shall park or stand a vehicle
			 in a parking space so that any part of such vehicle occupies more than one such
			 space or protrudes beyond the markings designating such space.
(3) No person shall park or stand a vehicle
			 in a parking space in violation of posted signs designating "Head In Parking
			 Only."
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-21 - Traffic and Parking › Section 3335-21-15 - Stopping, standing or parking permitted, restricted or prohibited on certain streets, roadways and parking areas

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 not exclusive. The
			 provisions of this rule imposing a time limit on parking shall not relieve any
			 person from the duty to observe other and more restrictive provisions
			 prohibiting or limiting parking in specified places or at specified
			 times.
(B) Parking prohibited. Parking is prohibited at all
			 times on certain streets and roadways. When signs are erected by the
			 
								university giving notice thereof, no person shall park
			 a vehicle at any time upon any street or roadway that is signposted.
(C)
			 Parking limited time. Parking time may be limited on certain streets and
			 roadways. The 
								university of the parking operator, in accordance with
			 the concession agreement is hereby authorized to establish limited time
			 parking on certain streets and roadways by posting signs giving notice thereof.
(a)
(1) Pay-parking facilities. Certain parking areas may
			 be designated as pay-parking facilities, and a schedule of fees for such
			 parking shall be established by the 
										university or
			 the parking operator, in accordance with the concession agreement.
			 Parking in such areas may be open to all persons or limited by rule of the
			 
										parking
			 operator. No person parking in a pay facility shall refuse to pay the
			 prescribed fee.
(2) Signs. Whenever
			 the 
										university or the parking operator provides by rule
			 that any area shall be limited to certain parking, such rule shall be effective
			 when proper signs, giving notice that parking is limited to certain persons or
			 times, have been erected in the area or when law enforcement officers or
			 parking personnel are present and are directing parking and traffic thereto and
			 therefrom.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-22 - Electronic Signatures › Section 3335-22-01 - Electronic signatures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								This rule was
			 adopted as allowed by  division (J) of section
			 1306.20 of the Revised Code
			 
			 .
(B)
								This rule applies to electronic signatures involving the
			 Ohio state university, in accordance with division (J) of section
			 1306.20
								 of the Revised
			 Code.
(C)
								The university policy governing electronic signatures
			 shall remain consistent with electronic signature requirements in the
			  Revised
			 Code.
(D)
								The university shall establish a policy governing
			 electronic signatures involving the university.
(E)
								Electronic
			 signatures shall only be used as governed by the policy governing electronic
			 signatures involving the university.
(F)
								The university
			 shall provide guidance for implementing electronic signatures.
(G)
								When implementing
			 electronic signature systems, the university shall consider types of
			 institutional data, as governed by university policy.
(H)
								The university
			 recognizes an electronic signature as legally binding to the fullest extent
			 permitted by law.
(I)
								An electronic signature may be accepted in all
			 situations if requirement of a signature or approval is stated or
			 implied.
(J)
								The university may designate specific university
			 transactions to be executed by electronic signature.
(K)
								The university
			 may, at its discretion, elect to opt out of conducting business electronically
			 with any party or in any transaction, for any reason or no reason.
(1)
									Employees,
			 including student employees, acting within the scope of their employment may
			 not opt out of conducting a transaction electronically.
(2)
									Individuals and
			 entities (excluding employees acting within the scope of their employment) may
			 seek to opt out of conducting a transaction electronically by providing written
			 notice of a request to opt out of conducting business with the university
			 electronically.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-01 - Introduction and purpose

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The code of student conduct, a part of
				the Ohio Administrative Code, is established to foster and protect the
				core missions of the university; to foster the scholarly and civic development
				of the university's students in a safe and secure learning environment, and to
				protect the people, properties and processes that support the university and
				its missions. The core missions of the university are research, teaching and
				learning, and service. Preservation of academic freedom and free and open
				exchange of ideas and opinions for all members of the university are central to
				these missions.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-02 - Jurisdiction

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 The code of student conduct applies to the on-campus conduct of all students
			 and registered student organizations, including conduct using university
			 computing or network resources. The code of student conduct also applies to the
			 off-campus conduct of students and registered student organizations
			 directly connected to:
(1) Academic course requirements or any
			 credit-bearing experiences, such as internships, field
			 trips, study abroad or student teaching;
(2) Any activity supporting pursuit of a
			 degree, such as research at another institution or a professional practice
			 assignment;
(3) Any activity
			 sponsored, conducted, or authorized by the university or by registered student
			 organizations;
(4) Any activity
			 that causes substantial destruction of property belonging to the university or
			 members of the university community, or causes or threatens serious harm to the
			 safety or security of members of the university community; or
(5) Any activity which could constitute a
			 criminal offense as defined by local, state or federal law, regardless of the
			 existence or outcome of any criminal proceeding.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-03 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in the code of student conduct:
(A) "University premises" includes all lands,
			 buildings, facilities, and resources owned, leased, managed, or operated by the
			 university.
(B) "Student" includes
			 an individual to whom an offer of admission has been extended, paid an
			 acceptance fee, registered for classes, or otherwise entered into another
			 agreement with the university to take instruction.
(1) Student status lasts until an individual
			 graduates, is permanently dismissed, or is not in attendance for two complete,
			 consecutive terms. Student status also lasts while they
			 have a continuing educational relationship with the university.
(2) "Student" also includes registered
			 student organizations. A student organization remains a student" for purposes
			 of this code of
			 student conduct for one calendar year following the expiration of the
			 organization's most recent registration.
(3) This code of student
			 conduct also applies within the discretion of an appropriate university
			 official to former students for violations committed while a student.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-05 - Initiation, inquiry and investigation of code violations

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Initiation.
Person(s) who witness, experience or become aware of what they
				believe to be a possible code of student conduct
				violation should provide information to the following officials or
				offices.
(1) Complaints about possible
			 code of student conduct violations occurring in
			 residence halls should be reported to the residence hall director;
(2) Complaints about possible non-residence
			 hall related code of student conduct  violations
			 should be reported to the office of student conduct, or chief student conduct
			 officer for the regional campuses;
(3) Complaints about possible sexual
			 misconduct should be reported pursuant to the non-discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct
			 policy;
(4) Complaints about possible protected class
			 discrimination or harassment should be reported pursuant to
			 non-discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct
			 policy ;
(5) Complaints regarding academic misconduct
			 should be reported to the committee on academic misconduct; and
(6) In cases when the alleged activity may
			 involve a violation of criminal law in addition to a code of student conduct violation
			 , complaints should be reported
			 to the university police division or other appropriate law enforcement
			 agency.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-06 - Amnesty

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
At the university's discretion, amnesty may be extended to
				students who may be hesitant to report a code of
				student conduct violation  to university officials because they fear that they
				themselves may be accused of minor policy violations, including but not limited
				to underage drinking, at the time of the incident. If a student is granted
				amnesty, an educational discussion or other informal resolution may be
				considered, but no university conduct proceedings under this rule will
				result.
At the university's discretion, amnesty may also be extended on
				a case-by-case basis for minor policy violations when students request
				assistance for others in need, including the person receiving assistance. If a
				student is granted amnesty, an educational discussion or other informal
				resolution may be considered, but no university conduct proceedings under
				the code
				of student conduct will result. In cases of academic misconduct, need
				does not include a student's inability  to complete an assignment without assistance.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-07 - Filing of complaint and initiation of charges

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
A complaint alleging a code of student
				conduct violation should be made to the university as soon as practicable in
				accordance with paragraph (A) of rule
				3335-23-05 of the Administrative
				Code. Absent extraordinary circumstances, the university will not take action
				on complaints filed more than six months from the discovery of non-academic
				misconduct (paragraphs (B) to (S) of rule
				3335-23-04 of the Administrative
				Code) or thirty business days for academic misconduct
				(paragraph (A) of rule
				3335-23-04 of the Administrative
				Code). These time limitations do not apply to complaints of sexual misconduct
				or other protected class discrimination and harassment.
Absent extraordinary circumstances, the university must
				initiate charges, if any, within one year of the filing of the complaint. This
				time limitation does not apply to complaints of sexual misconduct or other
				protected class discrimination and harassment. In all cases, a student charged
				with one or more code of student conduct
				violations 
				has the right to be heard, subject to the student conduct procedures.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-08 - Notice of charges and options for resolution

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Notification.
Students shall be notified of university charges in writing.
				Written charges may be presented in person, by placement in the respondent's
				residence hall mailbox, by email to the respondent's official university email
				address (which may direct the student to view the notice on a secure website),
				by text message, by other form of electronic communication specific to the
				student on file with the university registrar, or by mail to the respondent's
				local or permanent address on file in the office of the university
				registrar.
(B) Current
			 address.
All students are required to maintain an accurate and current
				permanent address and phone number with the university registrar.
(C) Meeting with university
			 official.
Following notification of charges, respondents are strongly
				encouraged to and shall be given the opportunity to meet with a university
				official for the purpose of explaining the university student conduct process
				and discussion of the charges.
(D) Options for resolution.
Charges may be resolved by administrative decision pursuant to
				rule 3335-23-09 of the Administrative
				Code or a hearing pursuant to rule
				3335-23-10 of the Administrative
				Code.
(E) Failure to
			 respond.
Failure of the respondent to respond to the initiation of
				charges or schedule a preliminary meeting within the deadlines provided by the
				university shall in no way prevent the university from scheduling and
				conducting a hearing in the absence of the respondent.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-09 - Administrative decision

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
In a case where a respondent admits to a violation(s) in
				writing, the student may request in writing to have a decision as to
				appropriate sanction made administratively by a hearing officer rather than
				have the charges referred to a hearing body. In such situations, the student
				waives the right to a hearing and the related procedural guarantees provided by
				a hearing body. Administrative decisions in academic misconduct cases involving
				graduate students may be made in consultation with the graduate school.
				Following an administrative decision, the student retains the right to request
				an appeal (see rule
				3335-23-18 of the Administrative
				Code) of the original decision. Appeals following an administrative
				decision may only be requested, on the ground that the sanction is
				grossly disproportionate to the violation committed.
When a respondent fails to respond to the initiation of charges
				and information exists to support finding a violation, the hearing officer may
				issue an administrative decision so long as sanctions do not include suspension
				or dismissal. In this circumstance, the respondent retains the right to request
				an appeal of the decision under all grounds found in rule
				3335-23-18 of the Administrative
				Code. If the respondent is suspended or dismissed in a subsequent case, the
				respondent may appeal both the outcome in the subsequent case and an
				administrative decision issued due to a failure to respond.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-10 - Hearing bodies

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 The respondent has the right to accept responsibility for the charges, which
			 will result in an administrative decision, or choose to have a
			 hearing.
(B) In addition to the
			 committee on academic misconduct and the university conduct board, the
			 following university employees/officials are considered official university
			 hearing bodies and may conduct administrative hearings of alleged
			 code of student conduct violations
			  affording the respondent the
			 same procedural guarantees as provided in the hearings conducted by a committee
			 or board:
(1) The director of student
			 conduct, or designee;
(2) The
			 coordinator of the committee on academic misconduct, or designee;
(3) University housing professional staff;
			 and
(4) The chief conduct officer
			 for the regional campuses.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-11 - Notice of hearing and request for postponement

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Notice.
If a hearing is to be held, written notification will be
				provided to the respondent. The notice may be  delivered, placed into a student's residence
				hall mailbox, sent by email to the student's official university email address
				or sent by text message, which may direct the
				student to view the notice on a secure website, or mailed to the last known
				address of the student, by first-class mail, no fewer than ten calendar days
				prior to the hearing. Unless already provided to the student, the notification
				will include the charge(s), date, time, and location of the hearing, the
				designated hearing body, a statement of the student's rights, and information
				on the hearing procedures.
(B) Postponement.
The respondent may request a postponement for reasonable cause,
				which may be granted at the university's discretion. A
				request for a postponement for reasonable cause must be made in writing,
				include supporting rationale and be received by the person sending the hearing
				notification at least two business days before the scheduled hearing. The
				university reserves the right to reschedule a hearing for the first appropriate
				available date.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-12 - Hearing procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Although the procedural requirements are not as formal as those
				existing in criminal or civil courts of law, to ensure fairness, the following
				procedures will apply and, unless already provided to the student, be included
				within the hearing notice:
(A)
			 Attendance.
Attendance at hearings is limited to those directly involved or
				those requested by the hearing body to attend. The hearing body will take
				reasonable measures to assure an orderly hearing, including removal of persons
				who impede or disrupt proceedings.
(B) Timelines.
Except as expressly provided by this code
				of student conduct, the university may set
				deadlines related to the investigation and hearing process. Absent
				extraordinary circumstances, respondents must submit all witness names and
				evidence for submission at least two business days prior to a scheduled
				hearing.
(C) Advisor.
The respondent may choose to bring an advisor for support
				throughout the disciplinary process. The advisor (i.e., support person) may be
				any person other than a witness. The advisor may only counsel the student and
				may not actively participate in the disciplinary process, unless
				the hearing body determines that clarification is
				needed .
(D)
			 Witnesses.
(1) The respondent may invite
			 relevant factual witnesses to attend, ask questions of witnesses called by
			 others, and will be notified of potential witnesses to be called.
(2) The university may present witnesses,
									
			 question those presented by the respondent and will notify the respondent of
			 invited witnesses.
(3) Respondents
			 may also invite up to three character witnesses to submit written statements
			 for the hearing body's review. A character witness is
			  a person who attests to
			 another's moral conduct and reputation. Character witness statements will only
			 be considered during sanctioning process if a violation is found.
(4) Expert witnesses are not permitted. In
			 cases requiring special expertise, the hearing body may appoint individuals
			 with appropriate expertise to serve as consultants to the hearing body. The
			 consultant may be present and provide information as called upon during the
			 hearing but will not vote.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-13 - Attendance

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Because the most accurate and fair review of the facts can best
				be accomplished when all parties are present, the respondent and invited
				witnesses are strongly encouraged to attend and participate. If an individual
				does not choose to attend a hearing, the charges will be reviewed as scheduled
				based on the available
				information , and a decision will
				be made. Although no inference may be drawn against a student for failing to
				attend a hearing or remaining silent, the hearing will proceed and the
				conclusion will be based on the evidence presented. No decision shall be based
				solely on the respondent's failure
				 to attend the hearing or
				answer the charges. In special circumstances, written statements may be
				considered by the hearing body when a respondent or witness does not attend or
				fully participate in a hearing.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-14 - Record of proceedings

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
A single record consisting of written notes, audio recording,
				or other method selected by the hearing body, will be made of all hearings.
				Such record will remain 
								university property  but will be made available to the respondent for review
				during the appeal period. A written notice of the decision will be provided to
				the respondent. If the respondent is found in violation, information regarding
				appeal procedures will be provided to the respondent.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-16 - University conduct board

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Membership.
The respondent may elect for the
				university conduct board to adjudicate charges involving prohibited behaviors
				listed in rule
				3335-23-04 of the Administrative
				Code, except paragraph (A) (academic misconduct) of that rule. The director of
				student conduct will recommend members for approval as follows:
(1) Fifteen faculty and/or staff members
			 appointed by the vice president of student life for three-year
			 terms;
(2) Fifteen undergraduate
			 student members, appointed by undergraduate student government for
			 two-year terms;
(3) Six graduate student members, appointed
			 by the council of graduate students for two-year terms;
(4) Four professional student members,
			 appointed by the inter-professional council, for two-year terms; and
(5) The director of student conduct or
			 designee shall serve as board coordinator ex-officio without vote.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-17 - General guidelines for sanctions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
If a student is found to be in violation of the code of student
				conduct, sanctions should be commensurate with the violations found to have
				occurred. In determining the sanction(s) to be imposed, the hearing body should
				take into account any mitigating circumstances and any aggravating factors
				including, but not limited to, any provocation by the subject of the conduct
				that constituted the violation, any past misconduct by the student, any failure
				of the student to comply fully with previous sanctions, the actual and
				potential harm caused by the violation, the degree of intent and motivation of
				the student in committing the violation, and the severity and pervasiveness of
				the conduct that constituted the violation. Misconduct motivated by bias for
				classes protected by university policy, other than constitutionally protected
				expression, may be considered an aggravating factor for sanctioning. Impairment
				resulting from voluntary use of alcohol or drugs (i.e., other than medically
				necessary) will also be considered an aggravating, and not a mitigating,
				factor. One or more of the following courses of action may be taken when a
				student has been found to have violated the code of student conduct.
(A) Disciplinary sanctions.
(1) Formal reprimand.
A written letter of reprimand resulting from a student's
				misconduct.
(2)
			 Disciplinary probation.
This probationary condition is in effect for a specified
				 time period and may involve the loss of specified
				privileges. Further violation of university rules, policies, standards, or
				guidelines during the probationary period will additionally be viewed as a
				violation of the probation, which shall result in further action up to and
				including suspension or dismissal.
(3) Suspension.
Suspension is a sanction that terminates the student's
				enrollment at the university for a specified  time period. Satisfactory completion
				of specified stipulations may be required for reenrollment at the end of the
				suspension period. Under special circumstances, the hearing body may hold the
				imposition of suspension in abeyance, which would allow for the student's
				continued enrollment so long as the student adheres to all stipulations,
				restrictions, or conditions imposed by the hearing body.
(4) Dismissal.
Dismissal is a sanction which permanently separates a student
				from the university without opportunity to re-enroll in the future.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-18 - Appellate process

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Right to appeal.
(1) A student found to have
			 violated the code of student conduct has the right to appeal the original
			 decision. The appeal is not intended to re-hear or re-argue the same case and
			 is limited to the specific grounds outlined in this rule. The appeal must state
			 the specific grounds for the appeal and should include all supporting
			 documentation. The appeal must be postmarked,
									 delivered
			 ,
			  sent via email or online form, to the appropriate appeal officer,
			 listed in paragraph (C) of this rule, within five business days
			 after the date on which notice of the decision is sent to the student. Each
			 student shall be limited to one appeal of a decision of a hearing body. The
			 decision of the appeal officer is final.
(2) Any extensions to the appeal date may be
			 made at the discretion of the director of student conduct, residence life, or
			 the office of academic affairs or their designee.
(3) A student who has accepted responsibility
			 for violating the code of student conduct waives the right to appeal, except on
			 the basis that the disciplinary sanction is grossly disproportionate to the
			 violation(s) committed.
(4) When
			 found in violation of the code of student conduct, a respondent shall be
			 limited to one appeal. The decision of the appeal officer is final.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-19 - Deviations and other procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
A student and hearing officer may agree in advance to
				deviations from procedure. Such deviations are not then subject to appeal.
				Other deviations are acceptable as long as such deviations are not found upon
				appeal to be materially harmful to the respondent. The office of student life,
				student conduct and the committee on academic misconduct may create additional
				procedures, such as record retention and
				reporting, in alignment with the code of student conduct.
				Student conduct will publish standards used to review,
				investigate, and adjudicate allegations involving registered student
				organizations. These procedures must be publicly available on the appropriate
				Ohio state university's website.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-23 - Code of Student Conduct › Section 3335-23-20 - Interim suspension

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 When the vice president for student life or designee has reasonable cause to
			 believe that the student's presence on university premises or at a
			 university-related or registered student organization activity poses a
			 significant risk of substantial harm to the safety or security of themselves,
			 others, or to property, the student may be immediately suspended from all or
			 any portion of university premises, university-related activities or registered
			 student organization activities. The interim suspension will be confirmed by a
			 written statement.
(B) The interim
			 suspension shall remain in effect until:
(1)
			 The conclusion of the student conduct process, including any appeal;
(2) The vice president
			 for student
			 life or designee terminates the interim suspension in writing; or
(3) The vice president
			 for student
			 life or designee terminates the interim suspension upon written request by the
			 student where a determination is made that reasonable cause for the interim
			 suspension no longer exists.
(a) The request
			 from the student must be in writing and must include supporting documentation
			 or evidence that the student does not pose, or no longer poses, a significant
			 risk of substantial harm to the safety or security of themselves, others or to
			 property.
(b) A decision on such a
			 request will be made without undue delay by the vice president
			 for student
			 life or designee.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-43 - Medical Staff Members › Section 3335-43-01 - Medical staff name

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The board of trustees of the Ohio state university, by official
				action on September 13, 1963, established "the Ohio state university
				hospitals." In accordance with 
								rules 3335-93-01 to 3335-93-03 and 3335-101-04 of
				the Administrative Code, the Ohio state university Wexner medical center board
				(herein called Wexner medical center board) has delegated to the medical staff
				of the Ohio state university hospitals the responsibility to prepare and
				recommend adoption of these bylaws. "The medical staff of the Ohio state
				university hospitals" shall be the name of the hospitals' medical staff
				organization.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-43 - Medical Staff Members › Section 3335-43-02 - Purpose

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The purpose of the self-governing, democratically organized
				medical staff, which is accountable to the Ohio state university Wexner medical
				center board for the quality of care provided to the patients of the Ohio state
				university hospitals, shall be:
(A) To
			 strive to maintain quality standards of patient care for all patients admitted
			 to the Ohio state university hospitals, consistent with an active teaching
			 environment, realizing that the care and treatment of the individual patient is
			 the medical responsibility of the member of the attending,
			 community
			 affiliate A, and community affiliate D
			 medical staff to whose care the patient is admitted or transferred.
(B) To support educational and research
			 programs; elevate and advance the educational standards of our professions,
			 including, but not limited to, pre- and post-M.D. students, nurse students,
			 graduate nurse students, students of the allied medical professions, and
			 students of other health professional colleges; and provide research programs
			 to enhance and advance the educational and patient-care programs.
(C) To provide a means whereby medical
			 problems may be reviewed; policies and procedures discussed; and to provide a
			 means for establishing and maintaining standards of professional, medical and
			 educational performance, organization, and discipline within the medical staff
			 and harmonious cooperation and understanding among the units comprising the
			 Ohio state university hospitals.
(D) To provide service, education and
			 research programs to benefit the mental, physical, and environmental health of
			 the citizens of the state of Ohio; dedicate itself to be responsive to the
			 needs of its patients and to communicate effectively concerning matters of
			 patient care; and encourage dissemination of medical knowledge to health
			 professionals and the public, and conduct research for the prevention and
			 treatment of disease.
(E) To govern
			 medical staff and credentialed practitioners these bylaws are not intended to
			 and shall not create any contractual rights between the Ohio state university
			 Wexner medical center and any practitioner. Any and all contracts of
			 affiliation, association or employment shall control contractual and financial
			 relationships between the Ohio state university Wexner medical center and such
			 practitioners.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3335 - Ohio State University › Chapter 3335-43 - Medical Staff Members › Section 3335-43-03 - Patients

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 The continuous care and treatment of individual patients is the medical
			 responsibility of the member of the attending, community
			 affiliate A and community affiliate D
			 medical staff to whose care the patient is admitted or transferred within the
			 Ohio state university hospitals and to licensed health care professionals being
			 granted clinical privileges under these bylaws.
(B) There shall be only one category or
			 classification of patients in the Ohio state university hospitals, and those
			 patients are the private patients of the medical staff under whose care they
			 are admitted. Patients admitted to the Ohio state university hospitals who, at
			 the time of admission, have not requested or selected a member of the medical
			 staff to attend them shall be assigned by the chief of the appropriate clinical
			 division or department or their designees, to a member of the medical staff for
			 their care and treatment.
(C) All
			 patients admitted to the Ohio state university hospitals should cooperate and
			 be an integral part of the teaching program of the college of medicine. Should
			 a patient, or on the behalf of the patient, the patient's representative,
			 refuse to participate or cooperate in the teaching program of the Ohio state
			 university hospitals or the college of medicine, the medical staff member
			 responsible for the care and treatment of the patient will encourage
			 participation in the Ohio state university's teaching programs, but will
			 simultaneously inform patients, or when appropriate, the patient's
			 representative, of their right to refuse participation. Students, including
			 pre- and post-M.D., but not limited thereto, shall be under the direction and
			 control of the members of the medical staff to whom the patient is assigned
			 upon admission to the Ohio state university hospitals or transfer within the
			 Ohio state university hospitals' services. The Ohio state university hospitals
			 respect the patient's right to participate in decisions about his or her care,
			 treatment and services, and further respects the patient's right to refuse care
			 treatment and services, in accordance with law and regulation.