Law / United States / 
Virginia
Hazing violation reports at institutions of higher education: no personally identifiable information of students
Va. Code Ann. § 23.1-822(A), (B)
In force.
A sensitive categories rule binding public and private bodies.
- Obligation class
- Disclosure, Prohibition
- Audit expectation
- none
What it requires
- If you are a public or nonprofit private institution of higher education, leave out any personally identifiable information of any student involved in hazing misconduct from the hazing-violation report you maintain and publish, and handle the report as subject to FERPA (Va. Code Ann. 23.1-822(B)).
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What record it asks for
Logging duty
Subsection B of section 23.1-822 bars personally identifiable information of students from the published hazing report. It sets no duty to keep a log of access or disclosure.
- Kind
- None
- As of
What this law does
Each public institution of higher education and nonprofit private institution of higher education must maintain and publicly report actual findings of violations of its code of conduct, or of federal or state laws, pertaining to hazing that are reported to campus authorities or local law enforcement. An institution here is any nonprofit private institution of higher education and any public institution of higher education.
The report names the student organization or local organization, when it was found responsible, the dates of the misconduct and of the investigation, and a description of the incident, findings, charges and sanctions on the organization. The report may not include any personally identifiable information of any student involved in the hazing misconduct, and it is subject to FERPA.
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