Discipline Tribunal definition
Examples of Discipline Tribunal in a sentence
Each Law School Discipline Tribunal shall consist of three members: two faculty and one student.
In considering students’ suspension or expulsion, a district shall comply with MCL 380.1310(c)(d) as follows: The Discipline Tribunal shall consider using restorative practices as an alternative or in addition to suspension or expulsion.
If Discipline Tribunal decides not to suspend or expel a pupil for a disciplinary issue, the Discipline Tribunal shall consider using restorative practices to address the disciplinary issue.
If the Discipline Tribunal suspends or expels a pupil under this act, the Discipline Tribunal shall consider using restorative practices in addition to suspension or expulsion.
Instruction regarding training, counselling, mentoring or such other course of action as the Discipline Tribunal shall consider appropriate.
A revision of the Canon was approved in 1998, which set up a preliminary committee to receive accusations, which, if considered valid, would proceed to a hearing before a new Clergy Discipline Tribunal.
The Rev Maggie McTernan and the Very Rev Kenny Rathband were appointed as clerical members of the Clergy Discipline Tribunal by general acclaim.
HEARING OFFICER - System administrator or who conducts the Student Discipline Tribunal hearing proceedings.
A sanction terminating the right of students to continue as a student of the University permanently or for a fixed or indefinite period of time, imposed by the University Discipline Tribunal for non-academic misconduct.
Two vacancies for clergy arise this year on the Clergy Discipline Tribunal, as a result of the Rev Maggie McTernan and the Very Rev Kenny Rathband completing their current terms of office.