What to do When Accused of Academic Misconduct at a North Dakota College or University
If you are a student in any school within North Dakota and facing an academic misconduct charge, it is a matter that should be taken seriously to prevent negative impacts on your future opportunities. Academic misconduct charges come in various forms, including plagiarism, improper paper signatures, and exam cheating. These accusations can impact graduate school applications and professional licenses.
Different schools use different resolution methods; therefore, it is necessary for students facing an academic misconduct charge to understand their school’s procedures during investigations, hearings, appeals, and the appeal process. Unfortunately, schools often rush judgment without considering the affected student’s rights and interests throughout the process.
Hiring an experienced attorney-advisor like Todd Spodek can help navigate through this challenging process while protecting the student’s rights within North Dakota colleges and universities. The Spodek Law Group provides its services to various schools in North Dakota that include:
| Bismarck State College | Cankdeska Cikana Community College | Dakota College at Bottineau |
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| Dickinson State University | Fort Berthold Community College | Jamestown College |
| Lake Region State College | Mayville State University | Minot State University |
| North Dakota Colleges and Universities Served Include: | |||
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| Sitting Bull College | Trinity Bible College |
Turtle Mountain Community College | United Tribes Technical College |
| University of Mary | University of North Dakota Valley City State University Williston State College |
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Todd Spodek and his team at the Spodek Law Group understand the impact academic misconduct charges can cause on an accused’s life if not correctly addressed. They are committed to passionately fighting for their clients’ future irrespective of which state they are being charged. Todd Spodek is a licensed attorney in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey and admitted as an attorney pro hac vice in state and federal courts when needed to defend his clients nationwide as an academic misconduct advisor.
It is pertinent to ensure that every student’s rights and interests are protected, considering that schools often fail to provide ample rights during these proceedings. Contact National Academic Misconduct Advisor Todd Spodek today at 212-300-5196.
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