Material for the Judicial Affairs Review Committee
Documentation for The Chronicle
Articles:
The Student Affairs Indistrial Complex (from NASPA)
A Little Sunlight, Please.... (DUPD readiness)
Cruel and Unusual Punishment (RIAA Subpoenas)
Guide for protecting yourself from the RIAA (accessible within the Duke network only)
Physician, heal thyself (Duke Students for An Ethical Duke)
The duh... and the what!?! - with source references
Dude, Where are my Rights? (The Coup de Grace) - Conclusion of article series; annotated with source references
Dude, Where are my Rights? (Part Po-Po) - Description of the interaction between the undergraduate judicial system and local law enforcement; annotated with source references
Dude, Where are my Rights? (Part II) - Description of rights formerly afforded students not facing adjudication; annotated with source references
Dude, Where are my Rights? (Part I) - Description of Duke Judicial Code; annotated with source references
Source Documents:
Quotes from DUPD Officers on the Department
Email to DUPD Captains, Lieutenants and Sargeants requiring officers to gain permission before making arrests
Clarification from Director Robert Dean on the policy
North Carolina General Statute 74(g), on the authority of Campus Police Officers, with coments
October 2005 USC Staff Assembly meeting minutes with information on Gloria Graham and USC Public Safety
SMU article on Michael Snellgrove
Email from KC Johnson clarifying various statements made by Duke Students for an Ethical Duke
Interview Notes with Ken Larrey, posted after Larrey's accusation that I was "extraordinarily dishonest in his reporting of my responses."
Commented article The Last Straw, by Ken Larrey
Rough transcript of interview with Stephen Bryan, August 15, 2007; includes clarifying comments (Disclaimer: some minor errors are present because of the quality of the recording and the omission of short, erroneous statements)
Cover letter for 2005-2006 disciplinary statistics
9/13 Herald-Sun article on sweeps by Alcohol Law Enforcement
Response from Judicial Affairs to DSG's request to implement evidentiary standards
Original request from DSG to exclude illegally obtained evidence
Mathematical logic proof that the University's standard of "probable cause" is unfalsifiable
Sample letter sent to an accused student
Archived Judicial Bulletins: