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If a student is accused of a non-academic campus policy violation (e.g., noise complaint, residence hall rule breach), what fundamental right are they typically afforded in the disciplinary process?

A The right to remain anonymous throughout the process.
B The right to a fair hearing, to present their side, and review evidence against them.
C The right to automatic expulsion if found responsible.
D The right to have the incident expunged from their record without investigation.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Due process in student conduct usually guarantees students a fair opportunity to understand the charges, present their defense, challenge evidence, and have their case heard by an impartial body. This ensures fairness and protects student rights.

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