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DePaul Undergraduate Course Catalog
HANDBOOK 2007-2008
Undergraduate Student Handbook Undergraduate Student Handbook Code of Student Responsibility Disciplinary Process Compliance
Disciplinary Process Compliance
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A student who fails to agree to a disciplinary hearing or abide by a disciplinary sanction, takes action to influence or coerce testimony in a disciplinary hearing, or takes action that disrupts, or impairs an investigation or hearing may be found in violation of failure to comply with the disciplinary process. Any student who knowingly provides false information in a hearing may also be found in violation of this or other parts of the code.
 
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