Do the universities have a legal right to fine you for getting in trouble with the police?
I got in trouble in December for playing loud music late as night. Spoke to two council offers after they knocked on the door, spoke to the police in the morning. All apologies accepted, no hassle, just asked not to do it again.
I then get Sargent Jobsworth at the university send me a letter asking me and my house mates to attend a meeting. The outcome is that I have to pay a £30 fine.
Do they have the legal right to do that? The event happened outside term time in a house I pay rent for. I don't understand how it is legal for them to be able to do ANYTHING bar kick you out.
I got in trouble in December for playing loud music late as night. Spoke to two council offers after they knocked on the door, spoke to the police in the morning. All apologies accepted, no hassle, just asked not to do it again.
I then get Sargent Jobsworth at the university send me a letter asking me and my house mates to attend a meeting. The outcome is that I have to pay a £30 fine.
Do they have the legal right to do that? The event happened outside term time in a house I pay rent for. I don't understand how it is legal for them to be able to do ANYTHING bar kick you out.