I hope all these commenters who are noting that these are "kangaroo court" proceedings can remember that in the future. The culture of UO is such that one is guilty *if* accused. There is no opportunity to establish innocence. And, basic mechanisms of due process to have a fair hearing are ignored. I know this all too well. 

I've been an activist on these issues for seven years after I was falsely accused and others went along and parroted the UO official narrative instead of digging for the truth. Granted, sometimes my activism has ended up being counter-productive. 

But, here we have yet another example of how students who are accused of anything from cheating on a test to something as serious as sexual assault that warrants jail time (not a suspension from school) are presented before these kangaroo courts or modern day Star Chambers (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Chamber) to be found responsible for transgressions 100% of the time. 

That's not justice.