What should I do if I am accused of misconduct at the University at Buffalo?

If you're a student at the University at Buffalo and you're accused of misconduct, you should not speak to the school or others without taking the necessary precautions too much is at stake. At the University at Buffalo, the school will have specific policies as to how your case will be addressed and adjudicated. Understanding and successfully navigating these policies is important key to success.

The University at Buffalo, in terms of the specific policy that would apply it will impact depend on a specific offense alleged Is it a Title IX sexual misconduct case? Is it an academic integrity or an academic misconduct charge or is a general disciplinary issue? Also understanding that the University at Buffalo as with all schools, unfortunately, can be in a rush to judgment and does not have an accused student's rights and interests in mind. That's why having an experienced attorney advisor help you through the process to help navigate the process and to protect your rights and interest is key. An experienced attorney advisor can potentially help allow for the most favorable outcome.

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If you, or your student, are facing any kind of disciplinary action, or other negative academic sanction, and are having feelings of uncertainty and anxiety for what the future may hold, contact the Lento Law Firm today, and let us help secure your academic career.

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