What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? I live in texas, and got a letter from my dean and I am unsure what I did. They sent me a letter saying that "these allegations would be failing to sections of the code of conduct", the sections were G and B which is posted below:
B. Acts Affecting the University Community; including but not limited to –
1. Interfering with university or university-sponsored activities including, teaching, learning and/or research including international travel.
2. Interfering with any university emergency or public safety function, such as fire, police or emergency services.
3. Engaging in disorderly or obscene conduct including recording another’s image in violation of their reasonable expectation of privacy and without effective consent.
4. Breaching the peace, or aiding, abetting or inciting another to breach the peace.
5. Failing to comply with a reasonable directive of a university official, including campus police and DOS officials acting in performance of their official duties.
G. Violations of International, Federal, State or Local laws (whether convicted or not) or other University Policies.
they sent me a statement form, which I have no idea to put on the form. Would the fifth amendment apply here and would I need a lawyer to fight this?
B. Acts Affecting the University Community; including but not limited to –
1. Interfering with university or university-sponsored activities including, teaching, learning and/or research including international travel.
2. Interfering with any university emergency or public safety function, such as fire, police or emergency services.
3. Engaging in disorderly or obscene conduct including recording another’s image in violation of their reasonable expectation of privacy and without effective consent.
4. Breaching the peace, or aiding, abetting or inciting another to breach the peace.
5. Failing to comply with a reasonable directive of a university official, including campus police and DOS officials acting in performance of their official duties.
G. Violations of International, Federal, State or Local laws (whether convicted or not) or other University Policies.
they sent me a statement form, which I have no idea to put on the form. Would the fifth amendment apply here and would I need a lawyer to fight this?