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The seriousness of this confusion of roles is evident in the case of Accuser 2. She and her friend felt misled about who could or could not be their advisor, so they had to pick out a new person when they were further along in the process, which caused problems later. In their first meeting with the ex officio, he told them that he could be their advisor, and that they would not need any witnesses. Upon meeting with the Chair later, they were informed that they would indeed need witnesses, and the ex officio would not be appropriate as an advisor. So at the last minute, they chose an advisor who was not prepared to fulfill this role, as will be seen later. | The seriousness of this confusion of roles is evident in the case of Accuser 2. She and her friend felt misled about who could or could not be their advisor, so they had to pick out a new person when they were further along in the process, which caused problems later. In their first meeting with the ex officio, he told them that he could be their advisor, and that they would not need any witnesses. Upon meeting with the Chair later, they were informed that they would indeed need witnesses, and the ex officio would not be appropriate as an advisor. So at the last minute, they chose an advisor who was not prepared to fulfill this role, as will be seen later. | ||
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===The Hearing: Structure=== | ===The Hearing: Structure=== |