Section 132S-100-417 - [Effective until 12/19/2024] Brief adjudicative process(1) The brief adjudicative process is conducted in accordance with RCW 34.05.482 through 34.05.494.(2) The SCO will use the brief adjudicative process to make decisions of findings of responsibility as provided in this code of conduct.(3) The SCB will use the brief adjudicative process to review appeals of disciplinary decisions which include allegations of sexual misconduct but do not include sanctions of expulsion, suspension for more than ten days, revocation of a degree, or loss of recognition of a student organization.(4) The president will use the brief adjudicative process to review appeals of all disciplinary decisions made by the SCB.(5) The SAB will use the brief adjudicative process to review timely appeals of disciplinary decisions which do not include sexual misconduct, sanctions of expulsion, suspension for more than ten days, revocation of a degree, or loss of recognition of a student organization.(6) Within twenty days of filing the appeal, the SAB or president, as applicable, shall review the record of the preceding conduct decision and all relevant information provided by the parties, and based on a preponderance of the evidence by unanimous vote as applicable, shall make a determination to affirm, reverse, or modify the findings and/or sanctions. The SCB, SAB and president shall have the discretion to seek clarification from witnesses as needed.(7) Notification of the decision will be issued pursuant to WAC 132S-100-130.Wash. Admin. Code § 132S-100-417
Adopted by WSR 20-03-046, Filed 1/9/2020, effective 2/9/2020Amended by WSR 20-23-031, Filed 11/10/2020, effective 12/11/2020