Judicial Boards
Three types of Judicial Boards are recognized by the Student Government Association (SGA) and East Carolina University: the Honor Board, the Academic Integrity Board and the Review Board.
The Honor Board hears complaints involving alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct.
The Academic Integrity Board hears complaints involving alleged violations of the Academic Integrity Policy.
The Review Board reviews complaints originally heard by an administrator, an Honor Board hearing panel, or an Academic Integrity Board hearing panel. The Review Board also review Attorney General’s rulings on Student Government Association’s constitutional issues.
Joint Judicial Board (Procedural Review).The purpose of the Joint Judicial Board is to review periodically the state of the judiciary and recommend changes to the student legislature. The speaker of the legislature shall refer all bills touching on the judiciary to this board for its recommendation unless such bills shall be needed in an emergency and are certified as such by the president of the Student Government Association, the associate vice chancellor for student success, and the vice chancellor for student life. Ex-officio members will not have voting privileges.
The membership of the Joint Judicial Board shall be as follows:
A. The attorney general, ex-officio, as chair
B. Two student members appointed by the president of the Student Government Association
C. One student member of the Residence Hall Association appointed by president of said body
D. Two faculty members appointed by the vice chancellor for student life
E. Two student legislators appointed by the speaker
F. The public defender, ex-officio
G. Associate vice chancellor for student success, ex-officio
H. Director of University Housing Services, ex-officio
I. Judicial coordinator: associate vice chancellor for student success/director of student judicial affairs, ex-officio
J. Associate director of University Housing Services, ex-officio
