Sentence examples similar to student judiciary from inspiring English sources

"It seemed that almost everyone kept going back to this notion that what had unfolded just doesn't happen at U-Va.," said Stephen Nash, chairman of the Honor Committee, a 170-year-old student-run judiciary system that upholds the university's code of honor.

After Spencer requested a hearing before MSU's Student-Faculty Judiciary, my organization, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), wrote MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon.

Mr. Draskovic also argues that the elections cannot be free and fair -- with attacks on opposition politicians, the judiciary, student protesters and government pressure on independent news media.

They should consider curricular and vocational course offerings as well as clubs, athletic teams, community service, peer mentoring or support, conflict mediation, student government or judiciary, journalism, creative writing, arts, theater, internships, tutoring, diversity, community building and so on.

The Law School also works to expose students to the judiciary through programs like the Edward H. Levi Distinguished Visiting Jurist lecture series.

While other colleges try and fail to enforce zero-tolerance policies, Reed has developed more realistic, community-based enforcement mechanisms, like a joint student-faculty council and judiciary that oversee Reed's code of conduct, drug education and clinical intervention, and rigorous academic performance standards.

The judiciary crushed the student movement months ago.

The disqualification, however, was eventually overturned by the Undergraduate Judiciary Cabinet (the judiciary branch of student government).

A sixth grade student stunned the Rhode Island Senate judiciary committee with a profound speech on same-sex marriage.

The kidnappers, believed by students to be either Islamic vigilantes or plainclothes police dispatched by Iran's hard-line judiciary, struck the students -- Arash Hashemi, Reza Ameri Nasab and Ali Moghtaderi -- several times with their fists before pushing them into a waiting car that vanished into traffic.

"Such rulings will lead to social insecurity and people will lose their confidence in the judiciary," said Ibrahim Sheik, a student leader, a sentiment echoed by other students.