UCF Senate Votes For Full Impeachment Investigation, Accused Official Identified
News, UCF SGA — By Kevin Wolkenfeld on July 16, 2010 at 1:03 amSGA Senate Releases Statement on Impeachment:
July 16th, 2010- On Thursday July 15th, the Student Body Senate voted to impeach Senator Jereme
Pozin. The final vote count resulted in 18 in favor, 9 against, and 2 abstaining. As a result of this vote,
the charges presented in the Affidavit are now under investigation. Senator Pozin still holds his position
of Deputy Pro Tempore of Legislative Affairs in the Legislative Branch of Student Government. The
Legislative, Judicial, and Rules (LJR) Committee has now entered the Discovery Process to further
investigate the claims in the Affidavit. This process will be approximately two to four weeks long. Senate
will be meeting Thursday, July 29th, to hold the Removal Hearing concerning this Affidavit, and at that
time Senate will determine if Senator Pozin should or should not be removed from his leadership position
and Senate seat. The Hearing Process involves questioning of the Accused, Accuser, and any witnesses
either provide.
At the time of publication these facts are held to be true. They are subject to change in the
following days.
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Simple mistakes failing to properly redact documents is a frequent occurrence even though redaction is a critical process. These mistakes usually have serious ramifications which raises questions as to whether organizations don’t have sufficient review procedures in place or aren’t using the right tools to redact sensitive information.
The organization I currently work for has been redacting sensitive documents for a number of years and in that time have not had one redaction failure.
We use a tool called RapidRedact and it’s helped us to keep all sensitive information the way we like it; permanently removed and not mistakenly released for public viewing.
I guess if she looked like a chicken with her head cut off, you couldn’t really see her face when she reacted to the release of the unedited affidavit. Darn.
Christa should spend less time covering stuff up and more time stopping this crap to begin with.
She was running around that office like a chicken with her head cut off telling everyone not to comment or talk to the media. (A lot of good that did her… everyone thought it was worse than it was and it looked more like a Casey Anthony hearing than an SGA meeting… with TV cameras packing the entire room!)
Smart thinking UCF… way to embarrass our school
Caro: the word redact is the official term in the Florida Statutes for what the General Counsel’s office did. The reporter used the word redact rather than your genius synonyms because he was referring to a very specific legal action. (Or in this case, illegal action.) However, I wish people would use the word “bowdlerize” more often.
I also wish I could have seen Christa’s face when she saw the unredacted affidavit on here. Anyone got a picture?
If it’s really illegal for UCF to release that name, why doesn’t Pozin sue? Why doesn’t he press charges? Hold it as collateral against UCF before his conduct hearing we all know is coming?
Is someone going to be punished?
Are they losing federal funding? Will UCF be fined? What will this mistake cost UCF students paying more tuition than ever before?
NO. NOTHING HAPPENED. BECAUSE IT’S BS THAT UCF CLAIMED THEY CAN’T!
This just proves UCF LIED about not being able to release the names… just like they LIED about being too busy to release it on day one.
UCF LIES about small crap like this and they LIE about big stuff… LIKE ERECK PLANCHER’S DEATH!
They lied to the Sentinel. Lied to his family. Lied to the media. THEY LIED TO EVERYONE!
When will someone hold them accountable?
Main Entry: redact
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: censor
Synonyms: edit, expurgate,bowdlerize
stop using the word REDACT GEEZ
Please post the names of those who voted against this impeachment!
Nice work, Knight News. You’re doing a real public service in making sure this process is transparent. Keep it up.