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Purdue Conduct Conferences Can Jeopardize Criminal Case

When Purdue students are arrested on misdemeanor offenses, they are often assigned a conduct conference with a representative of the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities ("OSRR"). At the hearing, students will be asked whether they want to accept responsibility for a University violation. They will also be asked specific details about the arrest. Conduct conferences often take place before the Initial Hearing in a criminal case. As a result, it is extremely important to handle the conduct conference in a way that will not jeopardize defending the criminal charges.

Conduct conferences are often assigned following an arrest for:

Operating While Intoxicated - DUI
Possession of Marijuana
Public Intoxication
Minor Possession of Alcohol
Shoplifting

Gibson Law Office has represented Purdue students for more than 15 years. Our attorneys have significant experience representing students as an advisor at OSRR conduct conferences. If you are a Purdue student facing University discipline, we can help.

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