[StanFan88]

There is also a move to shift the judicial proceedings away from campus administrative procedures and into the legal arena.  This makes a lot of sense.  Campus disciplinary proceedings are really geared towards dealing with issues that are wrong (academic fraud, plagiarism, cheating), but not illegal.  I was never sure why acts that are illegal by state law should be adjudicated internally.

BC

I'm a big supporter of turning over all of this stuff to police/DA.  Let the University deal with academic-related issues but for alleged criminal offenses there is a system for that already.  University can take disciplinary action based on legal proceedings.

[StanFan88]

There is also a move to shift the judicial proceedings away from campus administrative procedures and into the legal arena.  This makes a lot of sense.  Campus disciplinary proceedings are really geared towards dealing with issues that are wrong (academic fraud, plagiarism, cheating), but not illegal.  I was never sure why acts that are illegal by state law should be adjudicated internally.

BC

I'm a big supporter of turning over all of this stuff to police/DA.  Let the University deal with academic-related issues but for alleged criminal offenses there is a system for that already.  University can take disciplinary action based on legal proceedings.