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Does a student who has been charged with a violation need an attorney?

April 26, 2017attorney charged student violation

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Does a student who has been charged with a violation need an attorney?

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A student who appears before the Subcommittee on Student Discipline may have an advisor accompany him/her. The advisor may not represent the student, only advise them. An advisor can be another student, instructor/professor, attorney, parent, or friend (i.e., anyone the student chooses to bring to the hearing with them).