University overturns student suspension
The Administrative Court affirmed that disciplinary decisions issued against university students are subject to administrative judicial review to verify the legality of their grounds and the validity of the violations attributed to the students. In a case concerning a university's decision to suspend a student for two semesters following a complaint against a faculty member, it was found that the complaint alone was insufficient to prove the violation, leading to the annulment of the suspension decision. The judgment emphasizes the importance that disciplinary sanctions be based on established and valid reasons to ensure the legality of the decisions and to protect rights.
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