Select all that apply. Students have a right

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to have as many people as necessary, attend a hearing as observers and who are also allowed to speak on their behalf

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to challenge the suitability of any member of the hearing board if a reasonable sense of bias exists

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to an appeal under certain conditions

Answer,

to bring an advocate $($which may be a friend, advisor, or legal counsel$)$ to a hearing, and to call witnesses

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to a fair hearing before an impartial and unbiased decision$-$ maker