58|Page Evidence that will be available for inspection and review by the parties will be any evidence that is directly related to the allegations raised in the Formal Complaint. It will include any: 1) Evidence that is relevant, even if that evidence does not end up being relied upon by the Decision Maker(s) in making a determination regarding responsibility; 2) Inculpatory or exculpatory evidence (i.e., evidence that tends to prove or disprove the allegations) that is directly related to the allegations, whether obtained from a Party or other source. The University will make the evidence available to each Party and each Party’s Advisor, if any, for inspection and review through an electronic format or a hard copy. The University will also provide a draft of the Investigative Report for review. The University is not under an obligation to use any specific process or technology to provide the evidence or report and shall have the sole discretion in terms of determining format and any restrictions or limitations on access. The Parties will have 10 days to inspect and review the evidence and review the draft Investigation Report and submit a written response by email to the Investigator that includes any new or additional evidence the Party would like the Investigator to consider. The University will provide copies of the Parties’ written responses, and any new or additional evidence provided, to the other Party and their Advisor. The other Party will have 5 days to inspect, review, and respond to the new or additional evidence through a written response to the Investigator. The University will provide copies of the Party’s supplemental written response to the other Party and their Advisor. The parties and their Advisors are encouraged not to disseminate, photograph, copy or otherwise use the draft Investigative Report or any of the evidence subject to inspection and review for any purpose unrelated to the Sexual Misconduct Resolution Process. Any evidence subject to inspection and review will be available at any hearing held, including for purposes of cross-examination. The Investigator will consider the parties’ written responses before completing the Investigative Report. Parties may request a reasonable extension of the time to submit a written response, which may be denied in the sole discretion of the Investigator, in consultation with the Title IX Coordinator. The Investigator has 10 days to generate a report or after the responses to additional evidence are due; the Investigator may provide the Parties and their Advisors with written notice extending the investigation and explaining the reason for the extension. C. Investigative Report The Investigator will create an Investigative Report that fairly summarizes relevant evidence. The Investigative Report is not intended to catalog all evidence obtained by the Investigator, but only to provide a fair summary of that evidence. Only relevant evidence (including both inculpatory and exculpatory relevant evidence – i.e., tending to prove and disprove the allegations, respectively) will be referenced in the Investigative Report.
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