Adam's Law, requiring hazing prevention training in college, is signed into law - Lynchburg News and Advance

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has signed into law two identical bills that require college students to undergo hazing prevention laws, a year after the death of Virginia Commonwealth University freshman.
Named for Adam Oakes, "Adam's Law" passed unanimously in the Senate and received 98 of 100 votes in the House. Oakes died of alcohol poisoning in 2021 following a fraternity initiation, and Oakes' family championed the bills.
Under the law, colleges will be required to provide student organizations with in-person education on hazing, alcohol intoxication and their school's policies. Chapter advisors will be required to undergo training, too.
It also requires colleges to post on their websites the violations committed by their student organizations.
The law will give immunity to bystanders who report hazing who are guilty of drug or alcohol violations – a mechanism to encourage students to report wrongdoing.
Private colleges also are subject to the law, which takes effect July 1.
A second bill, which addresses the level of punishment for a student arrested for hazing, is still in conference.









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