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DuSLA will provide you an independent advisor, provide information on previous cases similar to yours, assist in the preparation of your hearing, and accompany you to the hearing as your official advisor (if you so desire). Even if you haven’t been formally charged, DuSLA will assist you. I received a letter from Judicial Affairs...... My professor accused me of cheating.....
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