What am I gonna do when I get suspended?
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Just make another account and let everyone know you hate the Staff. I hate you Yahoo Answers Staff.
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Every university is diff on the process of accepting a student who has been academically suspended, ur best bet would be to talk w/ an admission counselor.  If ur going to attend a community coll, u should be able to transfer ur associated degree back into the 4 yr university ur were suspended from or another 4 yr university (that may be best for u, good luck to u).
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Let me see now, u say u broke into the girls\nbathroom and popped open the tampon\nmachine and replaced the tampons with con-\ndoms and femenine wipes as a prank, so should\nu get suspended for it, well let me think for a\nsecond, TIMES UP, Hell ya u should get sus-\npended because u forgot to put the tampons\nback.
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yea but telling you here would result in my suspension...
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uh uh i don't know. but if you don't use it for 3 months, it'll be suspended due to inactivity.
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Depends on the jurisdiction, but you can be arrested and cited for contempt in most cases.  I'd suggest you contact the court clerk as soon as possible and rectify the situation.  Don't let this turn into something major.  Take responsibility and fix it.
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yes.  suspended means exactly that.  you will lose the account for a certain time and get it back otherwise it would say your account is deleted.
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You may get a ticking off and a small fine.  It's more likely that nothing will happen to you and that a grateful prosecutor will look at your documents and apply to have you discharged.  (I do hope so!)
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Can I suggest that you ask them why you were banned in the first place. I think you have the right to know this!!\nIf no good, make another name..
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Detention, Suspension, Expulsion. And that is just the school. You may also face criminal charges!
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Suspended sentence with about 2 to 3 years probation.\n  Next time you will serve time for real.
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Thank you for asking this question, i was suspended because a certian idiot reporte me for the dumbest reason, gaming, chatting, adult content, whatever she could think of.  Yet when I dipsuted it no one had the courtesy to even write me back.\n\nI was even given a violation for answering a question in which i got a best answer...is that not so stupid.  at least my questions were amusing instead of the same old lame ones that are posted here daily.\n\nWhere the hell is the justice in all of this.  I wish that people who have the balls to respond and email me with their snarky comments would at least post questions that i in turn could respond to or put up their email address.  Bunch of gutless wonders.  Yahoo should at least make the attempt to answer the person who is taking the time and effort to fight the deletion...
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If you're only on level 1, you can only answer 20 questions a day.\n\nKeep answering and you will graduate another level and be able to answer more.\n\nThe "suspension" is only until the next day.
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What town do you live in? Last I checked, the state will write you a letter telling you that your license is being suspended and where to go (Most times you have to go to the DMV) to appeal such a decision. There had to have been a legitimate reason for the license to be suspended.
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You should have approached the teacher that actually did it, to try and get them to come forward on their own.  If that was not something that they were willing to do, then really you should have felt no guilt in getting them in trouble.  A suspension and quiting without notice will follow you to your next job, and only make things harder for you in the future.  You have to be your own best advocate.
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jorgetorresdeleon is suspended from Yahoo! Answers
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The note about it being a "first" suspension would indicate that you have not previously been suspended.  However, even a "first suspension" is still a suspension -- and if you have been suspended from school you will probably be ineligible for Financial Aid.  Suspension is patently different from, say, a *probation* in the sense that students on probation are usually still eligible for financial aid.  It goes like this...\n\nIn order to be eligible for Federal Student Aid, a student must maintain "Satisfactory Academic Progress" (SAP) as determined by his/her school's SAP policy. At most schools, this means that you need to either...\n\n(a) pass a a certain percentage of your classes, \n(b) pass a certain number of classes, \n(c) maintain a certain GPA or\n(d) a combination of 1 or more of the above\n\nSince you were already suspended (instead of being placed on probation), you should have been (or will soon be) notified of the effect that this action has on your financial aid. Quite simply, if you aren't in school, you can't receive financial aid. But when you come back to school, if you do well enough to maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress, you will once again be able to obtain federal aid (and probably anything else, too). \n\nKeep in mind that, for suspended students, regaining "good standing" usually entails attending school for a little while (e.g. a semester) *without* the assistance of financial aid. You need that first semester to prove that you have made SAP.\n\nSo, to "get yourself back on track," you will need to focus on your academics above all else. Now that you understand *why* you did poorly, you have a chance to improve. Sometimes taking a break is good, but don't stay away too long. As soon as you are able, petition to return from suspension. Only once you bring your grades up can the financial aid issues be resolved. \n\n---------------------------\n\nAll that said, many schools will also have procedures in place for you to appeal a financial aid suspension/probationary status. In general, in a letter appealing a financial aid probation/suspension, you would probably want to explain why you failed your class and what you plan to do to remedy this situation. If there were personal issues that contributed to your less-than-ideal performance, mention these (if you are comfortable doing so).