Section 172-121-105. Conduct review proceedings.  


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  • (1) General provisions:
    (a) All conduct review proceedings are brief adjudicative proceedings in accordance with WAC 172-108-010(3) and shall be conducted in an informal manner.
    (b) Nonjudicial proceedings: Formal rules of process, procedure, and/or technical rules, such as are applied in criminal or civil courts, do not apply in student conduct code proceedings.
    (2) Notification for student organizations: When a charge is directed towards a student organization, the conduct review officer will communicate all matters relative to conduct review proceedings with the president of the organization or their designee.
    (3) Advisors: The complainant, victim, and the accused may be assisted by one advisor of their choice, subject to the following provisions:
    (a) Any fees or expenses associated with the services of an advisor are the responsibility of the complainant, victim, or the accused that employed the advisor;
    (b) The advisor may be an attorney;
    (c) The complainant and the accused are responsible for presenting their own case and, therefore, advisors may not speak or participate directly in any conduct review proceeding. The complainant and/or the accused may; however, speak quietly with their advisor during such proceedings; and
    (d) If an attorney is used as an advisor, the person using the attorney shall inform the conduct review officer or the council of their intent to do so at least two business days prior to any conduct review proceeding.
    (4) Evidence: The accused, and, in cases of harassment and/or sexual misconduct, the complainant/victim may request to view material related to their case prior to a scheduled hearing by contacting the conduct review officer. To facilitate this process, the party should contact the conduct review officer as early as possible prior to the scheduled hearing. The conduct review officer shall make a reasonable effort to support the request to the extent allowable by state and federal law.
    [Statutory Authority: RCW 28B.35.120(12). WSR 13-24-123, § 172-121-105, filed 12/4/13, effective 1/4/14.]
RCW 28B.35.120(12). WSR 13-24-123, § 172-121-105, filed 12/4/13, effective 1/4/14.

Rules

172-108-010,