Haw. Code R. § 20-10-6 - Application of sanctions
(a) Denial of
further registration may be imposed as a sanction for delinquent financial
obligations which occur prior to registration and for which no appeal has been
filed.
(b) Revocation of all rights
and privileges which were conferred by registration or enrollment may be
imposed as a sanction for delinquent financial obligations. These sanctions
shall remain in force during the appeals and contested case
processes.
(c) Denial of
transcripts, diplomas, and other entitlements may be imposed as a sanction for
delinquent financial obligations. These sanctions shall remain in force during
the appeals and contested case processes.
(d) In all cases of delinquent financial
obligations, the university reserves the right to use any procedure to recover
moneys which are owed to it, including the following:
(1) Report delinquent and defaulted amounts,
along with other relevant information to credit bureau organizations;
(2) Setoff against a person's Hawaii state
income tax refund or any other sums due to the person from the State, any
amount which is due and owing to the university, exceeding the amount of
$25;
(3) Commence legal action to
recover the amount which is owed, including appropriate interest, collection
fees, court costs, and attorneys' fees;
(4) Contract the services of a collection
agency to recover moneys owed to it, including applicable court costs and
attorneys' fees. The collection agency may collect the applicable collection
fees as authorized in a written contract with the university pursuant to
federal or state law; and
(5) Use
the services of university personnel to recover moneys owed to it, including
applicable collection fees.
(e) In addition to all other sanctions, the
university may seek redress under the law to recover moneys owed to
it.
(f) Costs of implementing the
sanctions imposed under this chapter may be assessed to the person owing the
delinquent financial obligation.
(g) Sanctions imposed under this chapter at
any campus shall apply to all other campuses.
(h) No sanction shall be imposed upon a
person who has filed a petition for relief under Chapter
7,
11,
12, or
13 of the United States Bankruptcy
Code.
(i) The expiration of the
statute of limitations for cases of delinquent financial obligations shall not
serve as a basis for the issuance of transcripts, diplomas, and other
entitlements.
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