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Ohio State and Columbus police are investigating whether an off-campus incident involving students whose clothing caught fire at a Sigma Alpha Epsilon party constituted hazing; the fraternity chapter remains suspended during the investigation. Ohio’s Collin’s Law defines hazing as acts that cause or risk mental or physical harm and imposes stronger penalties, including felony charges for hazing involving drugs or alcohol. Universities also use their own conduct policies to assess alleged hazing and may impose sanctions ranging from probation to dismissal or revocation of a student group’s registration.
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