If you’re a student at Georgian Court University 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 Georgian Court University, how your case will be addressed and adjudicated will depend in part on the specific offense alleged. Is it Title IX sexual misconduct? Is it an academic integrity or academic misconduct charge or is it a general disciplinary issue? Understanding the process is in part key to success.

You should also understand that Georgian Court University as with all schools is, unfortunately, in a rush to judgment and does not have an accused student’s rights and interests in mind. That’s why an experienced attorney advisor can help navigate the process and he can protect the student’s rights and interests and he can potentially help allow for the most favorable outcome.

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