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Social Studies, 15.10.2019 18:30, mervindavisk

Professor jones accuses kim, one of his students, of cheating on an exam. professor jones arranges a hearing to be held in front of the university's academic honesty board, and kim is informed that she must prove her innocence before professor jones must prove her guilt. kim is being denied her substantive due process rights.
(a)- true
(b)- false

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