Honor Court Board definition

Honor Court Board means the students who are current sitting members of the Honor Court: the Justices and Alternate Justices, the Prosecutor and Assistant Prosecutors, the Coordinator, the Clerk, and the Bailiff. The Chief Justice is the Chair of the Honor Court Board, and the Chair may appoint a Board member to serve as secretary. The Honor Court Board may establish penalties for Contempt Citations.
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Examples of Honor Court Board in a sentence

  • The Dean shall appoint a Faculty Advisor to serve as an advisor to the Honor Court and the Honor Court Board.

  • The failure of an accused student or any other person subject to the Honor Code to appear and testify before the Honor Court regarding a suspected Honor Code violation, after being duly notified by the Court Coordinator of the request to appear, is a Code violation and, unless the failure is excused, may result in a Contempt Citation subject to a penalty imposed by the Honor Court Board..

  • The failure of an accused student or any other person subject to the Honor Code to appear and testify before the Honor Court regarding a suspected Honor Code violation, after being duly notified by the Court Coordinator of the request to appear, is a Code violation and, unless the failure is excused, may result in a Contempt Citation subject to a penalty imposed by the Honor Court Board.

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