AddThis Social Bookmark Button Barry Hall sign engraving   1. If
I am being referred to Judicial Affairs, what will happen? You
will receive a letter from us asking you to make an appointment
to meet with a Judicial Affairs staff member. The letter will
also describe any charges. It is important to make an
appointment and keep it. Ignoring the situation will not make it
go away. If you don't respond, a decision can be made in the
case without your input. This decision could affect your status
as a student.  2. If I am being charged in court, why do I also
have to deal with the university? Isn't this double jeopardy?It
is not double jeopardy, which only applies to the criminal court
system. As a student, you are held responsible by the university
for your behavior under the Student Conduct Code, rather than
criminal statutes.  3. What if I don't show up for my meeting
with the conduct officer? The Judicial Affairs officer will make
a decision in the incident without the benefit of your
involvement and perspect