What takes place at a live hearing at a college or university under the Title IX Final Rule?

Under the Title IX Final Rule, what would take place, fundamentally, at a live hearing is that each party's advisor, the complainant's advisor, and the respondent's advisor would be permitted or expected to ask relevant questions to the parties and the witnesses and they'll also be allowed to ask follow-up questions including questions challenging credibility.

This would be in addition to the more basic aspects of a hearing which would be dictated by the given school near the applicable school, that would be involved presenting an opening statement, presenting a closing statement, and so forth. Fundamentally, at a live hearing, relevant questions including questions that would attack a party's credibility would need to be asked by the party's advisor.

Having an experienced attorney advisor to help you do so and help you navigate and understand the process will be your best ally if you're facing a Title IX case.