Professor Jones accuses Rachel, a senior at a large state university, of cheating on an exam. The Professor claims that Rachel must prove to him that she did not cheat. If she fails to convince him, she will be expelled from college. Rachel is being denied her due process rights. A. TrueB. False

True.

Explanation:

It is TRUE that Professor Jones accuses Rachel, a senior at a large state university, of cheating on an exam. The Professor claims that Rachel must prove to him that she did not cheat. If she fails to convince him, she will be expelled from college. Rachel is being denied her due process rights.

True

Explanation:

Colleges often decide whether to suspend or expel students with very little of what lawyers refer to as due process , it is a set of rules and procedures that the authorities must follow in order to ensure that the decisions they make are fair and just.

The right to due process has its foundation in the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which provides that no one may “be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.” Because this “Due Process Clause” constrains what is know as government actors, and state colleges and universities are government actors, this means that students at state universities have constitutional due process rights that their universities are not permitted to violate them in the course of conducting student disciplinary proceedings.

Rachel has the right to due process which mean the professor has to follow a set of rules before being able to pass such verdict on Rachel

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