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Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-118 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Tacoma › Part II - PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES › Section 478-118-280 - Distribution of literature

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No person may distribute literature by placing it on motor
				  vehicles parked on the campus. Literature includes, but is not limited to,
				  pamphlets, flyers, and stickers.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 02-15-174, §
											478-118-280, filed 7/24/02,
					 effective 8/24/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-118 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Tacoma › Part II - PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES › Section 478-118-300 - Skateboard rules

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(1) Skateboard use
				in pedestrian areas including, but not limited to, walkways, ramps, concourses,
				plazas, and staircases, and on internal university streets and loading areas on
				the campus is restricted solely to transporting an individual from one campus
				destination to another. Any recreational, athletic, or other exhibitional use
				of skateboards unrelated to transportation is strictly prohibited, unless
				expressly approved in advance by the committee on the use of university
				facilities, pursuant to chapter 478-136 WAC and use of university facilities
				policies and procedures.
(2)
				Skateboard use in violation of this section shall result in the following:
(a) For the first offense, the campus safety
				and security office will record the name of the individual and provide a
				written warning against further skateboard use in violation of this section.
				Individuals who cannot produce satisfactory identification will be given a
				receipt for their skateboard, which will be impounded by the campus safety and
				security office until they are able to return with the receipt and
				identification. There will be no impoundment fee.
(b) For a second offense, within twenty-four
				months of any previous offense or warning, the skateboard will be impounded for
				not less than forty-eight hours and the offender shall be subject to a fine
				and/or impoundment fee.
(c) For a
				third or subsequent offense, within twenty-four months of any previous two
				offenses, warnings, or combination thereof, the skateboard will be impounded
				for not less than thirty days and the offender shall be subject to a fine and
				impoundment fee.
(d) Impounded
				skateboards will be held by the campus safety and security office and released
				only during regular business hours to individuals with satisfactory
				identification.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-118 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Tacoma › Part III - TRAFFIC AND PARKING VIOLATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 478-118-400 - Issuance of traffic and parking citations

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Upon probable cause to believe that a violation of these
				  rules has occurred, a public safety officer or designated contractor may issue
				  a citation setting forth the date, the approximate time, the locality, the
				  nature of the violation, the permit number, license number, infraction,
				  officer, and the amount of fine(s). The citation shall be served on the person
				  responsible for the violation by: Attaching a copy of the citation to or
				  placing it prominently within the vehicle allegedly involved in the violation;
				  mailing a copy of the citation to the person responsible; or serving a copy of
				  the citation personally on the person responsible.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 05-08-017, §
											478-118-400, filed 3/28/05,
					 effective 4/28/05; 02-15-174, §
											478-118-400, filed 7/24/02,
					 effective 8/24/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-118 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Tacoma › Part III - TRAFFIC AND PARKING VIOLATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 478-118-410 - Fines and impounding

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(1) The current
				schedule of fines shall be published by the university and made available for
				review in the safety and security office.
(2) All fines must be paid as designated on
				the citation within twenty calendar days from the date of the citation. Fines
				must be paid or postmarked on or before the due date specified in these rules
				to avoid additional penalties. If any citation has neither been paid nor
				appealed after twenty calendar days from the date of the citation, the
				university shall impose an additional fine of ten dollars per offense and may:
(a) Withhold the violator's degrees,
				transcripts, grades, refunds, or credits until all fines are paid;
(b) Delay registration for the following
				quarter;
(c) Impound the violator's
				vehicle;
(d) Deny future parking
				privileges to the violator; or
(e)
				Refuse to issue keys to a violator who is an employee or student.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-118 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Tacoma › Part III - TRAFFIC AND PARKING VIOLATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT › Section 478-118-500 - Report of accident

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The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident on campus
				  resulting in injury to or death of any person or total or claimed damage to
				  either or both vehicles of five hundred dollars shall, within twenty-four
				  hours, report such accident to the campus security department. This does not
				  relieve any person so involved in an accident from his responsibility to file a
				  state of Washington motor vehicle accident report within twenty-four hours
				  after such accident.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 02-15-174, §
											478-118-500, filed 7/24/02,
					 effective 8/24/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-010 - Student conduct code-Authority

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-010, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-010, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-010, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-020 - Standards of conduct

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. WSR 10-23-039, §
										478-120-020, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. WSR 07-23-068, §
										478-120-020, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. WSR 07-03-069, §
										478-120-020, filed 1/17/07,
				  effective 2/17/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. WSR 96-10-051, §
										478-120-020, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-020, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-025

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-025, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-025, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-030 - General procedures for disciplinary sanctions

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-030, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-030, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-030, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-030, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-040 - Disciplinary sanctions

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 96-10-051, §
										478-120-040, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-040, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-050

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and BRG, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1. 12-03-038, §
										478-120-050, filed 1/9/12,
				  effective 2/9/12. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-050, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-050, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-050, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-050, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-065 - Informal disciplinary hearings

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-065, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-065, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-065, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-075 - Appeals

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039,§
										478-120-075, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-075, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-075, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-085 - The university disciplinary committees

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-085, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-085, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-085, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-095 - Hearings before the university disciplinary committees

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-095, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-095, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-095, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-100 - Faculty appeal board

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-100, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-100, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96; Order 72-9, §
										478-120-100, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-105 - Administrative review by the faculty appeal board

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 96-10-051, §
										478-120-105, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-115 - Formal hearings before the faculty appeal board

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 96-10-051, §
										478-120-115, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-125 - Review by the president of the university

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 96-10-051, §
										478-120-125, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-135 - Reconsideration of final orders

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 96-10-051, §
										478-120-135, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-140 - Emergency authority of the president and chancellors of the university

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. WSR 10-23-039, §
										478-120-140, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. WSR 07-23-068, §
										478-120-140, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; WSR 96-10-051, §
										478-120-140, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-120 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington (Repealed) › Section 478-120-145 - Recording and maintenance of records

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-120-145, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130 and
				  28B.10.900 through
				  28B.10.903. 07-23-068, §
										478-120-145, filed 11/19/07,
				  effective 12/20/07; 96-10-051, §
										478-120-145, filed 4/29/96,
				  effective 5/30/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part I - AUTHORITY, APPLICATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-121-010 - Statement of authority

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Pursuant to chapter 34.05 RCW and the authority granted by
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130, the board of regents of the
				  University of Washington has established rules regarding student conduct and
				  student discipline (code) that are set forth in chapter 478-121 WAC. The
				  university has also developed agency-level policies and procedures regarding
				  the code pursuant to chapter 34.05 RCW. See
Student Governance and
				  Policies
, chapters 209 and 210.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part I - AUTHORITY, APPLICATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-121-020 - General application of the student conduct code

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This conduct code applies to all students from the time of
				  admission through the actual conferral of a degree, including any period
				  between terms of enrollment.
The disciplinary sanctions specified in WAC 478-121210, up to
				  and including suspension or dismissal, may be imposed on any student or student
				  organization found responsible for prohibited conduct set forth in WAC
				  478121-100 through 478-121-173, WAC 478-121-605, and as described in relevant
				  university policies.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part I - AUTHORITY, APPLICATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-121-030 - Application of student conduct code to research misconduct

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Research misconduct, as defined in WAC 478-121-145, is a
				  form of prohibited conduct under this code. Federal rules and policies,
				  however, regulate the handling of research misconduct matters when university
				  research is supported by federal funding. These federal requirements are
				  incorporated into the university's Executive Order No. 61, Research Misconduct
				  Policy, which governs the handling of research misconduct allegations against
				  students participating in research on behalf of the university, as is further
				  explained in that executive order. The disciplinary sanction provisions of this
				  code, WAC 478-121-210 through 478-121-213, apply if there has been a finding of
				  research misconduct against a student under Executive Order No. 61. The
				  administrative review provisions of this code, WAC 478-121-320 through
				  478-121-345, apply to the extent such review is permitted by Executive Order
				  No. 61.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part I - AUTHORITY, APPLICATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-121-040 - Jurisdiction of the university

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(1) The
				scope of the university's jurisdiction includes reports that prohibited conduct
				occurred:
(a) On any university premises or in
				connection with any university-sponsored program or activity, regardless of the
				location of the program or activity; or
(b) Off campus (i.e., conduct that does not
				occur on university premises or in the context of a university-sponsored
				program or activity) where: The university reasonably determines that the
				conduct adversely affects a university interest or, has continuing adverse
				effects or may create a hostile environment on university premises or in the
				context of a university-sponsored program or activity.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part I - AUTHORITY, APPLICATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-121-045 - Severability

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If any provision or clause of this chapter 478-121 WAC, or
				  any application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such
				  invalidity shall not affect other provisions or application and, to this end,
				  the provisions of these rules are declared to be severable.
These rules are additional to any others duly promulgated by
				  the university.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-100 - General application

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Prohibited conduct under this code includes, but is not
				  limited to, the prohibited conduct described in WAC 478-121-100 through
				  478-121-173, WAC
				  478-121-605, and relevant university policies. For additional interpretation of
				  prohibited conduct, see
Student Governance and Policies
,
				  chapter 209, student conduct policy for academic misconduct and behavioral
				  misconduct, and chapter 210, student conduct policy for discriminatory and
				  sexual harassment, intimate partner violence, sexual misconduct, stalking, and
				  retaliation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-103 - Abuse of others

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Abuse of others includes assault and other forms of physical
				  abuse of any person, or any conduct intended to threaten bodily harm or to
				  endanger the health or safety of any person.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-105 - Abuse of the student conduct process

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(1)
				Abuse of the student conduct process includes:
(a) Attempting to influence the impartiality
				or participation of any presiding officer or any reviewing officer;
(b) Influencing or attempting to influence
				another person to commit an abuse of the student conduct process; or
(c) Submitting or providing false or
				misleading information in bad faith or with a view to personal gain or
				intentional harm to another in the conduct process.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-107 - Academic misconduct

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Academic misconduct includes:
(1) "Cheating" which includes, but is not
				limited to:
(a) The use of unauthorized
				assistance in taking quizzes, tests, or examinations, or completing
				assignments;
(b) The acquisition,
				use, or distribution of unpublished materials created by another student
				without the express permission of the original author(s);
(c) Using online sources, such as solution
				manuals, without the permission of the instructor to complete assignments,
				exams, tests, or quizzes; or
(d)
				Requesting, hiring, or otherwise encouraging someone to take a course, exam,
				test, or complete assignments for a student.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-110 - Acts of dishonesty

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Acts of dishonesty include:
(1) Knowingly furnishing false information to
				any university official;
(2)
				Impersonating, or providing false information in the name of, any university
				official;
(3) Forging, altering, or
				misusing any university document or record, or instrument of
				identification;
(4) Falsely
				claiming an academic credential; and
(5) Providing dishonest or misleadingly
				incomplete information or answers on application forms or in response to other
				official university requests for information.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-113 - Aiding, assisting, and attempting

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Students may be found responsible for prohibited conduct if
				  they:
(1) Aid or assist another
				student or student organization in the commission of prohibited
				conduct;
(2) Request, hire, or
				incite another person to commit prohibited conduct, either intending that the
				other person commit the prohibited conduct or with the knowledge that the other
				person intends to commit the prohibited conduct; or
(3) Attempt to commit prohibited
				conduct.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-117 - Computer abuses

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Computer abuses include, but are not limited to:
(1) Unauthorized use of university computer
				resources;
(2) Use of another
				person's university user name and/or password;
(3) Use of university computing facilities
				and resources to interfere with the work of another student, an instructor, or
				other university official;
(4) Use
				of university computing facilities or resources to send intimidating,
				harassing, or threatening messages;
(5) Use of a computer or software to
				interfere with normal operations of the university's computing
				systems;
(6) Use of the
				university's computing facilities or resources in violation of any law,
				including copyright laws; and
(7)
				Any violation of the university's computer use policies.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-120 - Creating a public nuisance in neighboring communities

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In furtherance of the university's interest in maintaining
				  positive relationships with its surrounding communities, the university shall
				  have the authority to hold students accountable under this conduct code for
				  misconduct within any residential or commercial communities adjacent to a
				  university campus. Conduct proceedings may be initiated if the university is
				  made aware that a student or student organization has been contacted by a law
				  enforcement agency regarding, and is determined to have engaged in, conduct
				  that is in violation of a state statute or municipal ordinance and has a direct
				  quality of life impact on community residents or businesses, including, but not
				  limited to, creating a public nuisance due to noise, residential disturbance,
				  intentional destruction of property, urinating in public, or criminal
				  trespass.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-123 - Discriminatory harassment

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Discriminatory harassment includes verbal, physical,
				  electronic, or other conduct based on an individual's race, color, creed,
				  religion, national origin, citizenship, sex, age, pregnancy, marital status,
				  sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, or veteran
				  status when one of the conditions outlined in subsection (1) or (2) of this
				  section is present:
(1) Submission to,
				or rejection of, such conduct is made implicitly or explicitly a term or
				condition of a person's instruction, academic standing, employment, or
				participation in any university program, activity, or benefit, or is used as a
				basis for evaluation in making academic or personnel decisions; or
(2) Such conduct creates a hostile
				environment, which is created when the conduct is sufficiently severe,
				persistent, or pervasive that it unreasonably interferes with an individual's
				academic or work performance, ability to participate in or benefit from the
				university's programs, services, opportunities, or activities, or the receipt
				of legitimately requested services when viewed through both a subjective and
				objective standard.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-125 - Disruption or obstruction

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Disruption or obstruction includes materially and
				  substantially obstructing or disrupting, through words or conduct, the teaching
				  or learning environment of any university educational setting, or any
				  university functions or activities.
An instructor has the authority to exclude a student from any
				  individual class session or other academic activity in which the student is
				  materially disruptive or obstructive and may also make a report in accordance
				  with this code and university policy.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-127 - Drug violations

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The possession, use, distribution, or manufacture of
				  controlled substances (as defined in chapter 69.50 RCW or  21 U.S.C. Sec. 802)
				  on university premises or during university-sponsored activities where such
				  possession, use, distribution, or manufacture is illegal under federal, state,
				  or local law is prohibited. This includes the possession, use, distribution, or
				  growing of marijuana in all forms during university-sponsored activities or on
				  university premises, including university housing.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-130 - Failure to comply

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Failure to comply includes, but is not limited to:
(1) Any failure to comply with the directions
				of any university officials acting in the performance of their
				duties;
(2) Any failure to identify
				oneself to university officials when requested to do so; or
(3) Any failure to comply with the rules,
				regulations, procedures, policies, standards of conduct, or any order or
				directive of the university or any of its schools, colleges, and
				departments.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-133 - Harassment or bullying

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Harassment or bullying is language or conduct that is
				  unwelcome and sufficiently severe, persistent, or pervasive such that it could
				  reasonably be expected to create an intimidating, hostile, or offensive
				  environment, or has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with a
				  person's academic or work performance, or a person's ability to participate in
				  or benefit from the university's programs, services, opportunities, or
				  activities, when viewed through both an objective and subjective standard. This
				  includes harassment or bullying that occurs through electronic means, such as
				  electronic media, the internet, social networks, blogs, cell phones, or text
				  messages.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-135 - Hazing

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All student organizations and living groups are prohibited
				  from hazing.
(1) Hazing includes:
(a) Conduct associated with initiation or
				admission into a student organization or living group, or any pastime or
				amusement engaged in with respect to such an organization or living group, that
				causes or is likely to cause bodily danger or physical harm or serious
				psychological or emotional harm to any student or other person. This conduct
				includes, but is not limited to:
(i)
				Humiliation by ritual act;
(ii)
				Striking another person whether by use of any object or any part of one's
				body;
(iii) Causing someone to
				experience excessive fatigue or physical and/or psychological shock;
(iv) Causing someone to engage in degrading
				or humiliating games or activities that create a risk of serious psychological,
				emotional, and/or physical harm; or
(v) Encouraging or promoting the unlawful
				possession, forced or coerced use, or competitive or ritualistic consumption of
				alcohol, drugs or other substances.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-137 - Indecent exposure

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Indecent exposure includes the exposure of a person's
				  genitals or other private body parts when done in a place or manner in which
				  such exposure is likely to cause affront or alarm, or is against generally
				  accepted standards of decency. Breastfeeding or expressing breast milk is not
				  indecent exposure.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-140 - Intimate partner violence

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Intimate partner violence includes any act of violence or
				  threatened act of violence that occurs between individuals who are involved or
				  have been involved in a sexual, dating, spousal, domestic, or other intimate
				  relationship. Intimate partner violence may include any form of prohibited
				  conduct under this code, including sexual assault, stalking, and physical abuse
				  of others.
Abuse of others includes assault and other forms of physical
				  abuse of any person, or any conduct intended to threaten bodily harm or to
				  endanger the health or safety of any person.
Intimate partner violence may also include forms of economic
				  or emotional abuse, including behaviors that are intended to intimidate,
				  manipulate, humiliate, or isolate someone.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-143 - Possession or use of firearms, explosives, dangerous chemicals, or other dangerous weapons

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(1) Possession or
				use of firearms, explosives, dangerous chemicals, or other dangerous weapons
				includes unauthorized possession of firearms, explosives, dangerous chemicals,
				or other dangerous weapons or instrumentalities on university premises, unless
				specifically authorized by the university president or delegee.
(2) Firearms include, but are not limited to,
				what are commonly known as air guns or rifles, BB guns, and pellet guns, and
				any instrument used in the propulsion of shot, shell, bullets, or other harmful
				objects by the:
(a) Action of gunpowder or
				other explosives;
(b) Action of
				compressed air; or
(c) Power of
				springs or other forms of propulsion.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-145 - Research misconduct

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"Research misconduct" is fabrication, falsification, or
				  plagiarism in proposing, performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting
				  research results, as is further set forth in the university's Executive Order
				  No. 61.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-147 - Retaliation

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Retaliation includes engaging or attempting to engage in any
				  action, directly or indirectly, including through a third party, that is
				  intended to harass, intimidate, threaten, harm or improperly influence any
				  person because they:
(1) Make, or
				intend to make, a report, complaint, grievance, or allegation of prohibited
				conduct under any university policy or rule, or under any law;
(2) Participate in and/or cooperate with
				conduct proceedings; or
(3) Appear
				as a witness.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-150 - Sexual assault

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Sexual assault includes sexual contact with another person
				  without, or that exceeds, that person's consent.
For the purposes of this subsection, "sexual contact"
				  includes:
(1) Any intentional touching
				of the intimate parts of another person's clothed or unclothed body, including
				but not limited to the mouth, neck, buttocks, anus, genitalia, or
				breast;
(2) Causing another person
				to touch their own or another's body in the manner described above;
				or
(3) Any penetration, no matter
				how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral-genital
				contact.
For the purposes of this subsection, "consent" means that at
				  the time of and throughout the sexual contact, there are words or conduct that
				  reasonably communicate freely given agreement between or among the parties to
				  engage in the sexual contact. In addition:
(4) Consent cannot be obtained when force or
				threat is used to gain consent;
(5)
				Consent cannot be obtained where the respondent knew or reasonably should have
				known that the other person was incapacitated; or
(6) Consent cannot be given or granted by a
				person who is under the statutory age of consent in accordance with the
				criminal code of Washington, chapter 9A.44 RCW, Sex offenses.
A respondent's use of alcohol or drugs is not a valid defense
				  to a charge of sexual assault, and a respondent will be held to the standard of
				  a reasonable sober person in evaluating whether the respondent knew or
				  reasonably should have known that the complainant was
				  incapacitated.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-153 - Sexual exploitation

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Sexual exploitation involves taking nonconsensual or abusive
				  advantage of another for the purposes of sexual arousal or gratification,
				  financial gain, or other personal benefit. Examples of sexual exploitation
				  include:
(1) Transmitting,
				distributing, publishing, or threatening to transmit, distribute, or publish
				photos, video, or other recordings or images of a private and sexual nature,
				including consensual sexual activity, without the consent of the
				subject(s);
(2) Taking, making,
				sharing, or directly transmitting photographs, films, or digital images of the
				private body parts of another person without that person's consent;
(3) Prostituting another person; or
(4) Knowingly allowing another to
				surreptitiously watch otherwise consensual sexual activity.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-155 - Sexual harassment

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Sexual harassment is unwelcome sexual advances, requests for
				  sexual favors or other verbal, physical, or electronic conduct of a sexual
				  nature when one of the conditions outlined in subsection (1) or (2) of this
				  section is present:
(1) Submission to,
				or rejection of, such conduct is made implicitly or explicitly a term or
				condition of a person's instruction, academic standing, employment, or
				participation in any university program, activity, or benefit, or is used as a
				basis for evaluation in making academic or personnel decisions; or
(2) Such conduct creates a hostile
				environment, which is created when the conduct is sufficiently severe,
				persistent, or pervasive that it unreasonably interferes with an individual's
				academic or work performance, ability to participate in or benefit from the
				university's programs, services, opportunities, or activities, or the receipt
				of legitimately requested services when viewed through both a subjective and
				objective standard.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-157 - Stalking

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(1) Stalking means
				engaging in a course of conduct directed at another person that would cause a
				reasonable person to:
(a) Fear for the
				person's safety or safety of others; or
(b) Suffer substantial emotional
				distress.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-160 - Theft

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Theft is the taking of property or services without express
				  permission of the owner. This includes, but is not limited to, taking,
				  possessing, or aiding another to take university property or services, or
				  property belonging to members of the university community.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-163 - Unauthorized keys, entry, or use

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Unauthorized keys, entry, or use includes, but is not limited
				  to:
(1) Unauthorized possession,
				duplication, or use of keys (including conventional keys, key cards, or
				alphanumeric passcodes) to any university premises;
(2) Unauthorized entry upon or use of
				university premises or property; or
(3) Providing keys to an unauthorized person
				or providing access to an unauthorized person.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-165 - Unauthorized recording

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(1) Unauthorized
				recording includes, but is not limited to:
(a) Making audio, video, digital recordings,
				or photographic images of a person without that person's consent in a location
				where that person has a reasonable expectation of privacy; or
(b) Storing, sharing, publishing, or
				otherwise distributing such recordings or images by any means.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-170 - Violation of disciplinary sanctions

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Violation of disciplinary sanctions includes the violation
				  of any term or condition of any final order issued under this conduct code or
				  the failure to complete a disciplinary sanction in the specified time
				  frame.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part II - PROHIBITED CONDUCT › Section 478-121-173 - Violation of law

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Violation of law includes when a student has been convicted
				  of a crime under any federal, state, or local law that adversely affects a
				  university interest.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-121 - Student conduct code for the University of Washington › Part III - CONDUCT PROCEEDINGS, DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS, AND EVIDENCE › Section 478-121-200 - Form of adjudicative proceeding

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All conduct proceedings under this code shall be conducted in
				  accordance with chapter 34.05 RCW, Administrative Procedure Act and
				  constitutional due process. If there is an irresolvable conflict between this
				  code and the Administrative Procedure Act or constitutional due process, the
				  Administrative Procedure Act and constitutional due process shall supersede
				  these rules.
In applying this code, due consideration shall be given to
				  the fact that the conduct process is administrative and not judicial in nature
				  and that the rules of civil procedure only apply to the extent set forth in
				  this code or in chapter 34.05 RCW. In formal proceedings pursuant to
				  RCW
				   34.05.413 through
				  34.05.476, the University of
				  Washington adopts the model rules of procedure, chapter 10-08 WAC, Model rules
				  of procedure. In the case of a conflict between the model rules of procedure
				  and these procedural rules, the procedural rules adopted in these rules shall
				  govern.
Informal settlements may be conducted under the authority of
				  RCW
				   34.05.060.
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When conduct proceedings have been designated as brief
				  adjudication proceedings under this code, they will be conducted in accordance
				  with RCW
				   34.05.482 through
				  34.05.494 and the parties will
				  receive notice as set forth in WAC 478-121-235.