Student Justice

The duties of the Student Justice 

1. Handle duties assigned by the chief justice

2.  Support the sophomore class council while making sure they stay within the bounds of the constitution

3.  Represent the members of the sophomore class in conduct cases

4. Adhere to the requirements explicated in Section 3

Section 3.

 The Student Court shall have Jurisdiction over:

1.  Cases and controversies involving questions of Constitutionality of actions by the students, student governing groups, and student organizations, with reference to this Constitution.

2.  Violations of the System of Student Body Statues.

3. The issuance of all summonses of students to appear before the Student Supreme Court.

4. Such matters as may be provided for in the Board of Education (BOE), Board of Governors (BOG) and University Rules.

5. The determination of the quality of penalties for students, student groups or student organizations in violation of legislation enacted by the Student Senate Under the provisions of this Constitution and the guidelines set forth in theStudent Code of Conduct, except in cases of impeachment.

6. The adoption of rules governing its practices and procedures unless otherwise defined by the System of Student Body Statues.

Student Court Justices shall also:

1. Recommend to the Office of Student Conduct and/or the College Judiciary Committee, punishment for those whom it finds guilty of any offense or conduct violation;

2. Hear and adjudicate the complete case of persons accused of any conduct violation (if justifiable); in which, a new election shall be held. A new Elections Committee shall be appointed by the Student Court, and they shall conduct newelections within two weeks of the decision. All such cases must be presented to the tribunal, in writing, within five days after the election results are announced.

3. Recommend to the Office of Student Conduct & Campus Life to suspend the charter of any class and/or organization upon recommendation of the ExecutiveOffice and/or Student Senate,

4. Consider recommendations received from the Executive Office and/or Student Senate.