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of zero for that work. Section 5. OCCASIONS WHEN AN ACADEMIC DISHONESTY HEARING PANEL MUST BE CALLED When academic dishonesty includes flagrant behavior. Examples include, but are not limited to, having a substitute take an exam, fabricating experimental data, or buying a written term paper from someone. When more than one ADRF is filed for the same student at any time during that student’s PLU career. Section 6. STUDENT REQUEST FOR FORMAL HEARINGStudents who disagree with a penalty imposed or

academic dishonesty includes flagrant behavior.  Examples include, but are not limited to, having a substitute take an exam, fabricating experimental data, or buying a written term paper from someone. When more than one ADRF is filed for the same student at any time during that student’s PLU career. Student Request for Formal HearingStudents who disagree with a penalty imposed or the filing of an ADRF by an instructor may request a formal hearing by an ADHP.  Such a request must occur within five

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