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Catalano said the majority of drug- or alcohol-related arrests are of people not affiliated with the University—HUPD refers most student cases to the Ad Board. “There are times that the Administrative Board is the more appropriate response,” he said...
Unlike the subcommittee members, the investigator will not necessarily be a member of the Ad Board. Because he or she may present summaries of witnesses’ statements, the position represents one more filter between the original witnesses and the Ad Board members who will ultimately decide the facts of the case. Additionally, it is not clear to whom the investigator will be accountable, what level of investigative experience will be required to hold the position, nor what exact role he or she would play—that of an independent observer or of the Ad Board?...
...College system in practice comes to resemble that of the Law School, the fact-finder could easily become an unofficial prosecutor. However, unlike law school students, undergraduates before the Ad Board are denied access to effective counsel. If so much of the Ad Board’s decision is to rest on one investigator’s collection and interpretation of the facts, the accused student deserves equally effective representation...
...deeply concerned that the new role of investigator could pose problems far more serious than the scheduling difficulties that have delayed the work of Ad Board subcommittees. The Ad Board has rarely been considered an effective fact-finding body, and entrusting this process to an individual investigator is unlikely to improve the situation. In its attempt to expedite the disciplinary process, the Ad Board seems to have taken a step backwards in guaranteeing students due process and fair judgment...