Accountability Process

Complainants have the right to notify law enforcement and to be assisted by campus authorities in doing so.
Complainants have the right to decline to report to law enforcement.
Complainants have the right to have their cases referred for a Title IX investigation and review.
Complainants have the right to report any claim to The Department of Education Office of Civil Rights.

All complainants/respondents have the right for reported grievances to be reviewed through the procedures outlined in LSU system policy.
All complainants/respondents have the right to have an advocate of their choice present at any stage in the campus investigative process.
Both the complainant and respondent will be notified of the outcome of any campus disciplinary hearing alleging a Title IX violation.
Complainants and witnesses will receive amnesty for any minor misconduct that is secondary to the alleged incident.
All parties have the right to be free from retaliation.

Complainants and witnesses will be notified of, and have the right to receive, no contact orders and adjustments to academic and housing arrangements, whether or not there is a formal complaint.

Complainants, respondents and witnesses shall be notified of on and off-campus resources and services.
All parties in the process are entitled to have an advisor or their choice present during investigatory interviews and hearings.