<p>No. It’s not just an allegation. There is sworn testimony under oath at the criminal trial. It was not sufficient to persuade a jury of guilt of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt, but the college is not precluded from relying on that same testimony to find a violation of the code of conduct warranting expulsion and/or denial of readmission. Different standard of proof and different elements of the offense. Sorry if I did not make my reasoning clear in my prior post. The former student probably has a right to hearing, if he wishes; if I were his attorney, I would not recommend it. </p>