Janis Hoffman, a student, was involved in a tailgate brawl that took place in the parking lot of a state university just prior to one of

the university's football games. Janis and others have charges pending with the county attorney. The university has filed charges

against Janis and the others for violation of the state university's code of conduct that prohibits disorderly conduct on university

property. She has been suspended for a semester. When she requested a hearing, she was told that the charges by the county were

sufficient proof for her university misconduct charges. Which of the following statements is true of this scenario?

a$.$ The university officials are correct; the criminal charges will give Janis her due process.

b$.$ The university officials must still provide Janis with a hearing on the university charges.

c$.$ The university charges will not stand until Janis is not convicted.

d$.$ Janis can be discharged from the university without a hearing if she is convicted of the criminal charges.