The ASL Honor Court is the judicial branch of the Student
Bar Association (“SBA”). The Honor Court’s
mission is to serve the SBA by providing written interpretations
of the SBA Constitution upon request, by providing oversight
for any election recount, and by assisting the school administration
in handling any honor code violations.
The ASL Honor Court consists of five members elected by
their classmates. Two members are elected from the rising
3-L class in spring elections; the rising 3-L student who
receives the most votes serves as Chief Justice of the Honor
Court. Two members are elected from the rising 2-L class
in spring elections. One member is elected from the 1-L
class in fall elections.
The 2003-2004 Honor Court has prepared a handbook that includes
copies of its published opinions, procedures, and other
information related to its history and work. This handbook
will be kept on reserve in the ASL Library for any member
of the ASL community to review. The handbook will be updated
as the work of the Honor Court continues.
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