4The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday. April 1. 1986
Student Judicial System A ctivity
Courts:
June 1, 1985 March 7, 1986
PleasVerdicts:
AHO Administrative Hearings Officer
UHB University Hearings Board
GC Graduate Court
UC Undergraduate Court
G Guilty
NG Not Guilty
This listing does not include cases currently on appeal.
Appellate
Charge Court Plea Verdict Sanction Action
Received unauthorized aid on Soc. 22 term UG NG G Suspension 1 Chancellor sustained ver-
paper sem; F in course diet and sanction
Plagiarized Bio. 172 research paper UG G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Received unauthorized aid on Com. Sci. 114 UHB NG NG
final
Plagiarized Eng. 2 paper UHB G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Cheated on Math. 3 exam UHB G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Exhibited disorderly conduct UC NG G Indefinite Verdict and sanction were
probation upheld by a UHB, the
Charge
Falsified an official report of grade change
and forged the professor's signature; Submit
ted above form with intent to deceive a UNC
Professional School Admissions Office; Fur
nished false information with intent to
deceive the Student Attorney General; Fur
nished false information to a university
employee to gain access to an academic
dept. office; Trespassed in above dept office,
gained access to files without permission
Plagiarized an Eng. 58 research paper
Plagiarized a Classics 77 paper
Misused University property in the form of
removing fire extinguisher from appropriate
position
Trespassed on University property
Trespassed on University property
Plagiarized an Art 31 paper
Cheated on a BA 24 homework assignment UC
Plagiarized Eng. 2 paper UC G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Gave or received unauthorized aid on a UC NG G Suspension 1
Comp. Sci. 14 program sem; F in course
Gave or received unauthroized aid on a UC NG G Suspension 1
Comp. Sci. 14 program sem; F in course
Forged grader's markings and score on a UC G G Suspension 1
Chem. 21 exam; Furnished false information sem; and censure
during preliminary investigation
Cheated on an Eng. 2 placement exam UC G G Indefinite proba
tion; F in course
Plagiarized a Math. 3 research paper UC NG G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Attempted to steal merchandise from the UC G G Suspension
Student Stores
Plagiarized a Classics 64 essay UC NG NG
Plagiarized an Eng. 2 paper; UC NG G Suspension 1
Furnished false information during prelimi- sem; Probation
nary investigation G G upon return
Placed another student in fear of imminent UC NG G Suspension 1
physical injury NEW HEARING sem.
UC NG NG
Chancellor and Board of
Trustees .
Verdict and sanction were
upheld by a UHB and the
Chancellor
Remanded for new hear
ing by a UHB
Cheated on a Chem. 41 exam
Academic cheating in a UNC-CH Profes
sional School
Cheated on a Math. 22 exam
Plagiarized a Drama 15 paper
Cheated on a Chem. 1 70L exam
Misused University property
Cheated on a Phil. 37 final exam
Furnishing false information with intent to
deceive a member of the University
community
Gave or received unauthorized aid on a BA
71 exam
Gave or received unauthorized aid on a BA
71 exam
Received unauthorized aid on a Math. 31
exam
Court Plea Verdict Sanction
UC G G Suspension 1
sem.
UC G G Probation
UC NG G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
UC G G Censure
UC G G Censure
UC G G Censure
UC G G Indefinite proba
tion; F in course
UC G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
UC NG G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
UC NG NG
Pro. NG G Probation; F in
Sch. course
Court
UC G G Indefinite proba
tion; F in course
UC NG G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
UC NG G Probation; F in
course
UC NG G Censure
UC G G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
UC G G Censure
UC NG NG
UC NG NG
UC NG G Suspension 1
sem; F in course
Appellate
Action
Verdict and sanction
upheld by a UHB
UHB dismissed the case
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