Accused/Respondent RightsTitle IX

* A respondent always has the right to know what conduct violation they are being charged with before any investigation or hearing procedures begin.

Other Due Process Rights for the Respondent

• The right to a fair and equitable process
• The right to legal counsel
• The right to an advisor and an additional support person throughout the process
• The right to receive periodical updates throughout the process
• The right to present evidence and/or witnesses
• The right to receive a draft of the investigator's report to review and respond to
• The right to be notified of the final outcome, including the reasons used to support the finding
• The right to appeal