Is the Judicial Affairs process confidential?
Yes. The Office of Judicial Affairs is committed to maintaining the confidentiality of all judicial processes. One of the rights of the responding student is “to be assured that their identity and the circumstances of allegations against them will be kept confidential, except in specific circumstances identified in the bylaws of the Board on Judicial Affairs” [II.A.4]. Likewise, the Office of Judicial Affairs has hearing accommodations available to protect the privacy of individuals who have brought forward a concern, to the greatest extent possible. Students with specific questions about the policies regarding confidentiality should talk with the Judicial Advisor.
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