I got a notice of investigation, should I call my family?

The school is investigating me, can I get charged with a crime in court? | Is this a big deal? | Do I need a lawyer if I am innocent? | Should I withdraw from school? | I got a notice of investigation, should I call my family? | I am from another country with a student visa, what happens if I am suspended? | The school wants me to come in to the Title IX office within 5 days, can I wait until after that meeting to get a lawyer or call my family? | I read the Title IX rules changed to help the accused, do I still need a lawyer? | This is a misunderstanding, can’t I just talk to the complainant and fix this?his is a misunderstanding, can’t I just talk to the complainant and fix this? | I am a girl, can I get charged with sexual misconduct?

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YES – you should immediately call the people in your life that you trust the most. You will need money and emotional support. They can help you hire a lawyer. This may be the worst few months of your life – you cannot pretend it is nothing and you need help. Most schools have attorneys that can represent you in these hearings. A private attorney that you hire will often be a better choice, if you can afford one. I also suggest seeing a psychologist not affiliated with the school to deal with the stress of the situation.

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