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Crime & PunishmentObviously, this is the section where we deal with the phrase "if you can't do the time, don't do the crime." But honestly, whose ever read the school rules before? I mean, we are Hogwarts students...School Rules· Respect all teachers and staff (they are entitled to give out punishments)· Students are not permitted to fight with other students · Students curfew is not to be broken and all students should remain in their dormitories during the night · Magic is not to be used over school holidays or over the summer · Students are required to have all items listed on their letters at the beginning of the year · Students are required to have a signed form by a teacher to take out any books in the library's Restricted Section · Students are not allowed to steal any potion ingredients from the potion master's office · Only with a signed permission form can third-years and up visit Hogsmeade · Students cannot carry a library book out of the castle (made up by Snape) · No student can use Love Potions at school · Muggle-clothing is frowned upon at school · Robes are to be worn during all classes · Fifth-years and up's curfew is 9:00pm · No food will be permitted in the library · Students must be 17 years old and have a license to Apparate · Argus Filch, the caretaker, has written a list of objects that are not permitted in the castle. Viewing of this list can take place in his office · Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes products are banned · The Unforgivable Curses are not permitted by anyone, anywhere · First-year students are not allowed to have broomsticks · Students are allowed to have an owl, a cat, or a toad · Boys not allowed in the girl dormitories · Students are not permitted to enter the Forbidden Forest, unless a teacher tell them to · Students cannot use magic in the corridors between classes · Students cannot carry a library book out of the castle (made up by Snape) · Respect all teachers and staff (they are entitled to give out punishments) · No student should possess any items that have to do with the Dark Arts DetentionBy breaking any of the school rules above, depending on how severely it is broken, you will receive any of the following punishments: detention, deducation of house points, seeing your head of house or expulsion. Detention is the most common of the four.Teachers... All teachers have different ways of getting students to learn from their mistakes. Professor Snape believes that physical work is the best way to go. Professor McGonagall sees fit for students to be fearful of breaking the rules. Professor Umbridge thought that pain would do the trick. Filtch sees a different approach--hanging students from the ceiling by their ears. However, lucky for you, he is not a teacher. Professor Moody thought that by transfiguring students into animals and making them bounce around the entrance hall would help them to stop breaking rules, but he himself was breaking a rule by doing this. McGonagall -- A trip into the Forbidden Forest or lines. Snape -- Cleaning, dissecting creatures or re-writing Filtch's punishment cards. Umbridge -- Lines with her special pen (which writes what you write on the paper onto your hand and makes it bleed--creates a scar). Lockhart -- Helping write his fan mail. Other teachers detention sentences are unknown. Other PunishmentsDeduction of House Points.Any teacher has the ability to deduct points from any house he or she chooses, within reason. For minor offenses the usual 5 - 10 points may be deducted. For major offenses, the product may be up to 50 points. This is a horrible loss when the House Cup is decided. See Head of House. This is much like a referral to see the principal or dean of a school. You are to state your name, what you've done wrong and an explanation. It is up to your Head of House to decide your punishment. Expulsion. There are many ways to be expelled, but only major offenses can get you into so much trouble. If it threatens the lives of other students in the castle, you will be expelled, and your wand snapped in half. |
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