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ARE YOU A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO THAT HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH COMMITTING AN OFFENCE POST-GRADUATION?
A Judicial Board will hear and dispose of charges laid under the University of Toronto Act against graduates of the University for infamous or disgraceful conduct or conduct unbecoming a graduate.
The University of Toronto retains jurisdiction to pursue discipline against individuals who allegedly committed an offence after they have graduated. The Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters, 2019 only applies to students who allegedly commit academic offences, regardless of whether the student remains enrolled at the time he or she is charged with an offence. However, individuals who commit an offence after they graduate may be charged under section 48(c) of the University of Toronto Act (1947).
Under section 48(c) of the University of Toronto Act (1947), the University has the power to:
"Cancel, recall or suspend the degree ... of any graduate of the University ... guilty of any infamous or disgraceful conduct or of conduct unbecoming a graduate of the University ... and for erasing the name of such graduate from the roll or register of graduates ... and for providing the mode of inquiring into and determining as to the guilty of such graduate, and the procedure generally in respect of any such matter ..."
This authority was granted to the Governing Council by section 2(14) of the University of Toronto Act (1971). Governing Council does not hear these matters at its meetings. Instead, the Governing Council has delegated responsibility to special judicial boards having a majority of Governing Council members.