Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch of ASCSU was founded upon the concept of striving for the fair and equal treatment of all students during conduct proceedings at the University, whether those proceedings are through the office of Conflict Resolution and Student Conduct Services or through the Associated Students of Colorado State University. The Court remains committed to creating a safe environment, promoting student success, and representing student interests in the CSU community. The Court as well has judicial authority over ASCSU. This responsibility includes interpreting, upholding, and enforcing the ASCSU Constitution, acts of the ASCSU Senate, acts of other ASCSU boards and committees, and the bylaws of the ASCSU Supreme Court. The members of the Judicial Branch sit on the All University Hearing Board (AUHB), Appeal Hearings, and Pre-Admit Hearings.
Role of Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch is responsible for enforcing the ASCSU Constitution, the ASCSU Code of Ethics, and any legislation or governing documents within the organization. Active members in ASCSU can request an Opinion/Review from the Court or file Internal Complaints against any active member in ASCSU.
Student Resolution Center
The difference between the Judicial Branch and the Student Resolution Center (SRC) is the SRC enforces the Student Conduct Code while the Judicial Branch within ASCSU enforces the ASCSU Constitution and the ASCSU Code of Ethics. After a student has a hearing with the Student Resolution Center, the student has ten days to appeal the decision
Judicial Court Information
Associate Justice
Sara Kiros
Associate Justice
Dylan Mastrogiovanni
Associate Justice
Cameron McKerlie
Associate Justice
Ifeomachukwu Ugeh
Associate Justice
Rocio Villalobos Quintero
Court Justice Office Hours
This year the Judicial Branch’s Justices are able to hold virtual office hours if needed. To virtually meet with the Justices, click HERE for the Teams Link.
