Utah § 53H-7-707 Application -- Institution policies.

Utah Statutes

§ 53H-7-707 — Application -- Institution policies.

Utah § 53H-7-707

Title 53HHigher Education

Ch. 53H-7Students' Rights and Responsibilities

Part 53H-7-7Student Legal Representation

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Utah Code Ann. § 53H-7-707 (2026).

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(1)This part does not prohibit an institution from temporarily suspending an accused student or accused student organization pending the completion of a student or student organization disciplinary proceeding.

(2)An institution shall:

(2)(a) enact policies to govern proceedings in which a student has a right to an active legal representation or a nonattorney advocate in accordance with this part;

(2)(b) train adjudicators, hearing officers, and appellate hearing officers on relevant evidence and nonrelevant, nonprobative evidence; and

(2)(c) enact policies and procedures to notify a student of the student's right to bring a cause of action in violation of this part to the attorney general's office.

(3)An institution may adopt a policy requiring a legal representation or nonattorney advo

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(1) This part does not prohibit an institution from temporarily suspending an accused student or accused student organization pending the completion of a student or student organization disciplinary proceeding.
(2) An institution shall:
(2)(a) enact policies to govern proceedings in which a student has a right to an active legal representation or a nonattorney advocate in accordance with this part;
(2)(b) train adjudicators, hearing officers, and appellate hearing officers on relevant evidence and nonrelevant, nonprobative evidence; and
(2)(c) enact policies and procedures to notify a student of the student's right to bring a cause of action in violation of this part to the attorney general's office.
(3) An institution may adopt a policy requiring a legal representation or nonattorney advocate of an accused student, alleged victim, or accused student organization to submit questions for an opposing party to the hearing officer.