Protecting the Rights of Ohio Students Facing Disciplinary Cases

If you or your child is facing a code of conduct or disciplinary violation at a college or university in Ohio, you should not take it lightly. Despite what some schools would describe as an educational opportunity, a disciplinary case can have significant potential consequences with respect to academic and professional goals.

It is crucial to understand how your school will investigate and adjudicate the case, familiarize yourself with applicable policies and procedures, and present necessary defense throughout the process. Regardless of when you first learn about the allegations, declining to discuss them before taking necessary precautions is often critical.

Notice issues are common in many schools, so it’s crucial to define the allegations clearly and present your version of events through all available means, including relevant evidence and supporting witnesses. You must prepare for a hearing if your school decides responsibility out of hearing by preparing an opening statement, questioning parties and witnesses, closing statement among others.

Keep in mind that schools do not always act mindful of an accused student’s rights or interests. Hence hiring an experienced attorney advisor early enough can help navigate the code-of-conduct disciplinary process at your Ohio college or university.

Ohio colleges and universities where Todd Spodek can provide disciplinary advisory services include but are not limited;

| Allegheny Wesleyan College | American Institute of Alternative Medicine | Antonelli College Cincinnati |
| Art Academy of Cincinnati | Ashland University | ATS Institute of Technology |
| Aultman College | Baldwin Wallace College | Beckfield College Tri County |
| Belmont Technical College | Bluffton University | Bowling Green State University Firelands|
| Bowling Green State University Main Campus | Bradford School | Brown Mackie College Akron |
| Brown Mackie College Cincinnati | Brown Mackie College Findlay | Brown Mackie College North Canton |
| Bryant & Stratton College Cleveland | Bryant & Stratton College Eastlake | Bryant & Stratton College Parma |
| Capital University | Case Western Reserve University | Cedarville University |
| Central Ohio Technical College | Central State University | Chamberlain College of Nursing Ohio |
| Chancellor University | Chatfield College | Cincinnati Christian University |
| Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science | Cincinnati State Technical and Community College |
| Clark State Community College | Cleveland Institute of Art | Cleveland Institute of Music |
| Cleveland State University | College of Mount St. Joseph | Columbus College of Art and Design |
| Columbus State Community College | Cuyahoga Community College District | Davis College |
| Daymar ColleChillicothe | Daymar ColleJackson
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Establishing a Strong Defense Against Disciplinary Allegations

The stakes are often high for accused students; thus, it is critical to mount the strongest possible defense against college and university code-of-conduct disciplinary violations. Any finding of responsibility or accompanying sanctions can significantly impact an accused student’s academic and professional goals.

Todd Spodek has unparalleled experience in passionately fighting for the future of his clients at schools in Ohio and throughout the nation as a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. He is also admitted as an attorney pro hac vice in state and federal courts if needed when representing clients nationwide.

As a code-of-conduct disciplinary advisor to students facing disciplinary cases in Ohio, Todd Spodek understands that the necessary steps must be taken as early as possible throughout the disciplinary process to protect you or your student’s interests fully.

Make certain that your rights are protected by contacting Todd Spodek today at 212-300-5196 or via email for more information on how he can provide you with expert assistance should you face any allegations of misconduct.