[HPforGrownups] Re: Young Snape - H/N - Mrs Figg
Rachel Taylor
LavenderChic at hotmail.com
Wed Mar 28 18:03:00 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 15387
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>No, I'm not ignoring the fact that Dumbledore can expel him but he
>has to have a very, very good reason such as the death or serious
>injury to a fellow student.
>May be it's because I am younger and still remember how school and
>punishment works. There's a due process involving expulsion because
>as you mentioned, there are grave consequences and they have to make
>sure everyone is being treated fairly.
I'm sorry, but i have to disagree there. In American Schools at least, they
expel kids all the time without sufficent evidence that the child is
dangerous. example-zero tolerance.... At least recently the schools here
in america have been expelling children left and right for stupid reasons
such as bringing a butter knife to school to use at lunch time...
As for Lupin being expelled, there really is no reason for dumbledore to do
it, he can't help his condition....
Which brings up another point, the teachers don't seem to have many forms of
punishment, just detention and taking house points....doesn't seem to
effective, everyone seems to live in mortal fear of being expelled. If
students were expelled, is there alternitive education available? or would
they just be expected to go work somewhere? If they came from a wizarding
family, would they still be expected to go to muggle scchool? Would they be
elgibal for re-admission within two years or such?
just something to think about.
-Rachel
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