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Posts
- 10 Ways To Get Accused of Online Cheating
- 21st Century Greek
- 3 things to Keep in mind when Dealing with Campus Police
- 5 lessons college students can learn from last year’s COVID outbreaks
- 5 steps to take if another student reports you for COVID -19 violations
- 5 Things Every Parent Should Know Before Their Child Leaves for College
- 5 Things for Students to Know about Vaping
- 5 Things I Have Learned from Working with Crime Victims
- 5 Things Parents Should Know About Academic Honesty Codes
- 5 things to know about the student Conduct Code before your child goes to college!
- 5 Things You Should Know About Filing A Title IX Complaint
- 5 Tips for Students Accused of Online Academic Misconduct
- 5 ways to avoid online cheating accusations
- Academic Misconduct: What It is and What Falls Under It
- Accused Of Cheating After Using A Group Chat Or Discussion Board?
- Accused of Hazing? Now what?
- Alcohol Violations on College Campuses
- All About Plagiarism: DC Colleges and Universities
- Are AI text writing programs violating academic standards?
- Are campus cops really cops?
- Are Students Legally Required to Comply with School COVID-19 Rules?
- Are there waivers for university regulations during holiday breaks?
- Are universities making COVID vaccines a requirement in the DC area?
- Are universities tracking students’ exposure over the holidays?
- Aunt Becky College Student Admissions Scandal
- Be an Existentialist: Find a Mentor
- Believe you are being discriminated against? Here is what you should do!
- Boo! What’s Really Scary About Halloween in College?
- Bullying and Federal Laws
- Campus Sexual Assaults – 3 Views on the Past, Present & Future
- Can A University Charge You With An Honor Code Violation After Graduating?
- Can being accused of a crime affect my college scholarship?
- Can I get in trouble for recording my professor on a Zoom call?
- Can I go back to college in person if I’m not fully vaccinated?
- Can the Police Pull me Over for no Reason?
- Can You Be Expelled From School If You Lied On A College Application?
- Can You Be Held Accountable For Online Sexual Harassment?
- Changing policies of Greek life parties on college campuses
- Cheating Accusations from The College Board’s Online AP Exams
- Cheating Accusations in Team & Collaborative Class Assignments
- Cheating with Chegg
- College Admissions Scandal Overview
- College Athletics and Sexual Assault
- College freshman: How to have a fun and safe 1st month
- College Policies and Greek Life During COVID-19
- College Sexual Assault and Alcohol
- College Sexual Assault and Greek Life
- College Students: Here is what to do if the police show up at your door
- Congratulations on Graduating! Now avoid these 5 common post-grad behaviors!
- Consent Policies on College Campuses
- Consequences of Being Caught Drinking on Campus
- Constructive Possession
- Courts, Not Colleges, Should Prosecute Sex Crimes
- Cross My Heart & Hope to Die: Testimony in Student Conduct Hearings
- Cyberstalking
- Dangers of Synthetic Marijuana Usage
- DEA may not weed out possibility of downgrading marijuana
- Department of Education Issues Title IX Regulations During a Pandemic
- Disciplinary Matters within Athletic Programs
- Do I have to report my positive COVID test to my school?
- Do I need a lawyer if my college student is accused of a crime?
- Do You Still Have to Tell Your College If You Test Positive for COVID-19 over the Summer
- Does Title IX Affect Those More With People who Have Disabilities?
- Does your School’s Conduct Code apply to you abroad?
- Double Jeopardy
- DUIs and Your Education
- EMERG Emergency!
- Every Breath You Take: Why Students Get in Trouble for Off-Campus Conduct
- Expanded Campus Police Powers: Is 1984 Ahead?
- Falsely accused of using ChatGPT
- Federal judge strikes down major Trump-era rule change to Title IX regulations
- Federal judge upholds Indiana University’s vaccine mandate: Everything you need to know
- Finding a Job with a Criminal Record
- Fool for a Client: How Student Discipline Codes Encourage Self-Representation
- For Rebecca Ann Sedwick
- Gideon Can’t Play Here: Banning Student Defense Lawyers*
- Go Ask Alice: How Do I Become a Hearing Board Panel Member?
- Hazing (Or When is a Scavenger Hunt Not a Scavenger Hunt?)
- Hidden Dangers in Plagiarism
- How can I prove I didn’t cheat on an online test?
- How Can My Professor Tell I am Cheating with Online Resources?
- How do you hire a good college student defense lawyer?
- How is mental health related to academic violations?
- How Title IX Affects You now That Betsy DeVos is in Office
- How to distinguish between 4 different drug charges
- How to Find an Effective College Student Defense Attorney
- How to find the right Title IX defense attorney for your case
- How to handle accusations on campus
- How will a Biden administration affect Title IX?
- How will academic violations affect my scholarships?
- How will my campus violation affect my financial aid?
- Improving Campus Sexual Assault Investigations: Will Independent Investigators Help or Hurt?
- International Student Guide: Encounters with Law Enforcement
- International Students Guide – Raise Your Awareness of Problems with Alcohol
- International Students Guide: How to Get Help
- Intervention Not Punishment
- Is Posting a Professor’s Materials Online Considered Cheating?
- Legality of student loans and how they affect you throughout college & after
- Loud and Incredibly Close: Noise Ordinances and You
- Man in the Mirror
- Maya Weinstein, Wu, Grohovsky, & Whipple intern, wins Undergraduate Paper Award in the Division of Critical Criminology for the American Society of Criminology
- Noise violations on college campuses
- NOT ALONE: Improving Campus Sexual Assault Investigations
- Plagiarism: What Counts as Cheating?
- Possible COVID Violations You Might Not Know About
- Preparing for Spring Break: Expect the Unexpected
- Privacy, Confidentiality and Title IX
- Protecting Title IX: Congresswoman Speier’s New Bill
- Rape Myths on College Campuses
- Reefer Madness: Decriminalization & Student Conduct Codes
- Reflections in the Glass Ceiling: Lessons from a Minority Fraternity Hazing Death
- Remembering River Phoenix: Amnesty & Good Samaritan Rules on Campus
- Res Ipsa Loquitor: Why You Need a College Student Defense Attorney
- Rushing to Judgment in Plagiarism Cases
- Sanctions and Punishment for University Violations of Title IX
- School Dot Edu
- September & Everything After: Organize Your Life
- Should I Admit I Violated My University’s Conduct Code?
- Should I Call 911? The Truth Behind Medical Amnesty on College Campuses
- So You Want to Sue Your School…
- Special Counsel V. Independent Counsel
- Spring Semester Cold Weather Caution
- Stress, Finals, and Adderall
- Student Orientation
- Summons vs. Subpoena: What’s the Difference?
- The “Me Too” Congress Act and Its Impact on Students
- The Baruch College Hazing Death of Michael Deng
- The College Talk: The One Thing Parents Need to Tell Children Leaving for College
- The Cost of Crime Victimization
- The Dangers of Exaggeration on a College or Graduate School Application
- The First Thing We Do, Let’s Kill All the Lawyers
- The Jesse Matthew Cases: Can we expect a new law requiring colleges to help identify serial sexual predators?
- The Opioid Epidemic Moves to College Campuses
- The problem of banning single sex organizations at Harvard
- The Truth About Justice
- Things to know before taking a leave of absence
- Three steps you should take if your child is accused of plagiarism
- Title IX and Retaliation
- TurnMeIn.com (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Plagiarism Software)
- Under Penalty of Law: Subpoena Power in Student Defense Cases
- War Stories: Sexual Assault in School Zones and War Zones
- Washington, DC Marijuana Laws and Your Rights as a Student
- We Need A National Model Student Discipline Code
- What charges/crimes do you need a lawyer for?
- What Disciplinary Proceedings Can Jeopardize Your Education?
- What Do I Do If I’m Indirectly Named In A Title IX case?
- What do I do if my freedom of speech is violated at my university?
- What do you do if you are a college student accused of sexual assault?
- What does the new Secretary of Education mean for college students?
- What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You…
- What Happens If A Student Gets Arrested At A Protest?
- What Happens if You get Caught With Marijuana on Campus?
- What If I Am Caught with Marijuana on Campus?
- What if I’m accused of online harassment?
- What if my roommate breaks a student conduct code violation
- What is self-plagiarism?
- What online interactions are considered inappropriate?
- What the Class-Action Lawsuits Accusing Ohio State University of Ignoring Rampant Sexual Abuse by its Chief Doctor Mean for Title IX
- What the Kavanaugh allegations mean to sexual assault survivors
- What to Do If You are Accused of an Academic Honor Code Violation
- What to do if you are accused of cheating on your exam
- What to do if you’re accused of having a fake ID
- What To Do If Your College Student Gets In Trouble
- What to do when Social Media Threatens Your College Career
- What University Students Need to Know About Hazing
- Why Grow Up?
- Why In Loco Parentis Matters in College Student Defense Cases?
- Why Title IX Extends to Those With Disabilities
- Why Using a Fake Vaccine Card Is a Bad Idea
- Will DC universities still have social distancing requirements in the fall?
- Will my college find out if I am arrested off-campus?
- Will You Have to Be Vaccinated to Stay on Campus or Participate in Campus Activities?
- You are charged with possession of a fake ID – Now what?
- You’re Not Smart: Consequences of Cheating With Your Smartphone
- Your rights as a college student
