In a letter sent to Winston and his attorney, FSU interim president Garnett Stokes and vice president for student affairs Mary B. Coburn notified Winston he might be charged with as many as four violations of FSU's student conduct code, two of which involve sexual conduct.


Winston has five school days to contact the FSU Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities to schedule an information hearing. At that time he will be advised about his rights and the upcoming student conduct hearing.


According to student government rules, the student conduct hearing would be held as soon as possible after the information hearing and will determine whether Winston is charged.


The hearing is for internal discipline. Criminal charges cannot directly result. But if found guilty, Winston -- who led FSU to a 14-0 record and the BCS national championship last season -- could be either reprimanded or face expulsion from the university.

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the hearing wasnt requested by his attorney, the university decided on that.

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