I think he'll be found innocent as well, but for argument's sake the standard of evidence is different.

 

For criminal conviction you have to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt. Sometimes referred to as 95% certain.

 

For these proceedings you go by the preponderance of evidence, or just do you think he did it. Think 51% of the evidence against him.

 

So basically it's very possible he could get kicked out of school on evidence that isn't sufficient for a criminal charge . . . but I doubt it happens.

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