Resources
Below you will find resources specific to different audiences.
Responding Students
Here you can learn about filing appeal and community service information as well as access important checklists.
Faculty & TAs
Find tips for faculty/teaching assistants, access example honor code statements, and learn more about exams along with the honor code.
Serving as a Witness
The Student Judicial Charter of 1997 states, "in keeping with the principles set forth in the Honor Code and Fundamental Standard, all parties with knowledge of facts pertaining to a case of alleged student misconduct are expected to cooperate fully with the investigation of the facts of the case and must appear, if requested, at Judicial Panel hearings.
Judicial Counselor Guidelines
The Student Judicial Charter of 1997, specifies that a responding student or a reporting party have the right “To be given access to a list of impartial and confidential volunteer Judicial Counselors who may be consulted for advice and guidance during judicial procedures.”
About the Board on Judicial Affairs
The Board on Judicial Affairs (BJA) is a 15-person standing committee composed of Stanford faculty, staff and students (both graduate and undergraduate) that is charged with overseeing judicial affairs including adopting or modifying bylaws specifying policies and procedures, adopting and/or modifying the Student Conduct Penalty Code, and proposing amendments to the Student Judicial Charter of 1997.
Additional Resources
Connect with additional resources curated by the Office of Community Standards (OCS).