33|Page 3. Attempted Violations In most circumstances, the university will treat attempts to commit any of the violations listed in the Student Code of Conduct as if the attempted offense had been completed. 4. University as Complainant As necessary, the university reserves the right to file a complaint, to serve as the complainant, and to initiate student conduct proceedings without a formal complaint by a victim of misconduct. 5. Disclosure to Victims of Crimes of Violence The university will, upon written request, disclose to an alleged victim (or next of kin if the victim is deceased) of a crime of violence or nonforcible sexual offense the report on the results of any disciplinary proceeding conducted by the university against a student who is the alleged perpetrator of such crime or offense. 6. Amnesty for Victims The university encourages the reporting of Student Code of Conduct violations and crimes by victims therefore the university will follow a policy of offering victims of serious crimes or offenses amnesty from secondary student conduct infractions related to the incident question. a. The Good Samaritan Policy for Alcohol & Other Drug Incidents (https://www.kutztown.edu/aboutku/administration/governance/policy-register/stu-032-good-samaritan-for-alcohol-and-other-drugincidents.html) provides conditions for amnesty related to the reporting of alcohol and drug related medical emergencies. b. The Sexual Misconduct Policy provides conditions for amnesty from secondary offenses (e.g., alcohol violations) related to the reporting of sexual violence, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking incidents. 7. Reporting Time Members of the university community are urged to report incidents immediately after it occurs. To receive full consideration reports must be submitted in a reasonable period of time from the date of infraction. For major violations, there is no specific statute of limitation on reporting a violation but university response to reports received after a significant period of time has elapsed may be limited given the availability of witnesses, evidence or involved parties. 8. Availability of Rules & Regulations This document includes rules and regulations which apply to all students as defined in Article 1.2. Those which apply to small, specific groups of students (e.g., residence students, non-resident students) may be available in documents published for those specific populations. 9. Interpretation and Revision of Regulations Any question of interpretation or application of the Student Code of Conduct shall be referred to the Dean of Students or their designee, for a final determination. The Student Code of Conduct will be reviewed on a periodic basis under the direction of the Dean of Students or their designee. 10. Confiscation Statement All prohibited items or personal items used to transport, or store prohibited items are subject to confiscation by university officials. Prohibited items, particularly those of an illegal nature, will not be returned and will be
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