If you are accused of misconduct under the Code you will receive a letter from Student Conduct & Community Standards advising you to schedule a meeting with the office. At that meeting, the office will first offer to resolve your case with an Administrative Resolution. See the Student Conduct and Community Standards website for a detailed explanation of what to expect at this meeting.
If you believe the accusations against you are serious you should consult an attorney before scheduling a meeting with Student Conduct & Community Standards. You may even want to bring your attorney with you to the meeting. Although Student Legal Services attorneys will meet with a student to outline the process and discuss options, SLS attorneys do not attend the conduct meeting with the students, or represent students before the University Conduct Board.