THE CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT

Those who enter the legal profession must be persons of integrity, meriting at all times the trust of their clients, associates, and other members of the Bar. The School of Law believes that the process of earning such trust cannot await graduation but should begin even while the student is pursuing law studies. Conduct of law students is governed by the Code of Student Conduct adopted by the student body. Examinations, for example, are not normally proctored by the professors, but each student is to abide by the Honor Code, which is representative of the ethical standards of the legal profession. Copies of the Code are distributed to students during registration.