What are my rights as an accused student?
• You have the right to defend yourself against all charges. • You have the right to be presented with all the evidence in the case, except the identity of the accuser. • You have the right to a fair and impartial hearing • You have the right to call upon 3 character witnesses (one in person, two in writing) in your defense. The one appearing in person is limited to a 5 minute, pre-constructed statement. The Council shall receive written statements no later than 24 hours before your hearing • You have the right to bring evidencial witnesses on your behalf. If you decide to do so, you must schedule these witnesses through the investigator, who is responsible for making sure the hearing goes smoothly and you are represented in the most fair way. • You have the right to consult the advisor of the Council, a member of the Council, and/or an attorney. Attorneys, however, are not allowed into the hearing. • You have the right to have a Counselor appointed to you by the Chair of the Honor Cou
