The Code of Academic Conduct establishes and provides a
system for the enforcement of minimum standards of integrity, fairness, equal
opportunity, and professionalism in the conduct of academic pursuits at The
University of Tennessee College of Law. As with the American Bar Association's
"Code of Professional Responsibility," the touchstone of our system is self
regulation. The policy of self regulation underlying the Code of Academic
Conduct demands the cooperation of each member of the Law School community. All
work should be done in full compliance with both the spirit and letter of the
Code.
Notes
Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1720-04-09-.01
Original rule filed
September 15, 1976; effective October 15, 1976. Repeal and new rule filed
August 22, 1980; effective December 1, 1980. Amendment filed July 29, 1983;
effective October 14, 1983. Repeal and new rule filed May 27, 1986; effective
August 12, 1986. Amendment filed October 31, 1990; effective January 29, 1991.
Amendment filed August 31, 1995; effective December 30, 1995. Amendment filed
January 13, 1999; effective May 31, 1999.
Authority: Public Acts of Tennessee,
1839-1840, Chapter 98, Section 5, and Public Acts of Tennessee, 1807, Chapter
64.
