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Would These Campus Crime Scenarios Need to Be Included in an ASR?

A party at an off-campus, university-owned fraternity house is busted, and 30 students are both arrested and referred for disciplinary action for state Liquor Law Violations by campus police.

How should this incident be categorized in your ASR?

a) Include this as a noncampus arrest for Liquor Law Violations

b) Include this as 30 noncampus arrests for Liquor Law Violations

c) Include this as 30 noncampus referrals for disciplinary action

d) Do not include in your statistics since it did not happen on-campus

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