Does using magic before entering school violate the "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards Act"
The following excerpts part of the text: "The Philosopher's Stone"
"Are you sure this is really a spell?" the little girl asked. "It doesn't look good, right? I've tried a few simple spells at home, just for practice, and they all worked... My name is Hermione G.
Lan Jie, by the way, what are your names?"
(So, using magic before entering school is actually not against the rules. The person who said it was against the rules must have not read the book.)
Notices were sent to each student, warning them not to use magic during the holidays. "I always hoped they would forget to give this to us," said Fred Weasley regretfully.
After receiving a notice from the Ministry of Magic (probably a piece of parchment with the "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards" written on it), it is illegal to use magic while away from school.
Flying on a broomstick is not "using" magic. (Seven Potters)
Also: The "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards Act" is generally used to restrict minors from using magic in the presence of Muggles.
What happens if you violate the Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards Act?
The following is an excerpt of part of the text, "Secret Room"
The first warning letter Harry Potter received:
Mr. Porter:
We received a report that you used a hovering spell at your residence at 9:12 tonight.
You know that underage wizards are not allowed to use magic outside the school. If you continue to engage in such behavior, you may be expelled from the school (Act on the Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards, 1875, paragraph 3).
Please also remember that according to Section 13 of the International Confederation of Wizards' Statute of Secrecy, any magical activity that may attract the attention of non-magical members (Muggles) is a serious offense.
Have a happy summer!
Mafalda Hopkirk
Department of the Abuse of Magic, Ministry of Magic
This warning letter is undoubtedly the most genuine. There is no Savior bonus, and there is no targeting from the Ministry of Magic. If a Hogwarts student uses magic outside of school, the first letter he or she will receive should be a similar warning letter.
(It is said that Truman was expelled the first time he received a letter from the Ministry of Magic. He must have not seen the later part. This was not the first time he received a warning letter from the Ministry of Magic.)
The following is an excerpt from the text: "Prisoner of Azkaban"
"Punishment?"
"I broke the law," said Harry, "the law restricting the use of magic by minors!"
"Oh, dear child, we won't punish you for such a trivial matter," cried Fugu, waving his pancake impatiently. "That was an accident, and we don't do it just to flatter our aunt.
Just send them to Azkaban."
But these words were completely inconsistent with Harry's past dealings with the Ministry of Magic.
"Last year, I received a formal warning just because the goblin in my uncle's house spoiled a piece of pudding!" Harry frowned. "The Ministry of Magic said that if any magic is performed there again, Hogwart will be
Ci will fire me."
Unless Harry's eyes deceived him, because Fudge suddenly looked embarrassed.
"Situations often change, Harry. Under the current circumstances, what we have to consider is that you certainly don't want to be expelled, right?"
(In fact, through the exchange between Potter and Fudge, it is not difficult to guess that the problem is serious, and a second violation of the "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards" may result in expulsion from Hogwarts.
In "Order of the Phoenix", the Ministry of Magic once tried to do this. They used a formal criminal court to try Potter, preparing to expel him and send him to prison.
At that time, Potter was not punished. In Dumbledore's words: You were very merciful and did not press charges. "Order of the Phoenix"
At that time, the Ministry of Magic was in a mess because of Black's escape from prison, and there were many clues pointing out that Black wanted to murder Harry. In order to save the reputation of the Ministry of Magic, they naturally had to protect Harry's safety. If Harry was expelled, it would lead to his death.
Being murdered by Black, Fudge's minister may have come to an end, or at least his reputation will become very bad.
I don’t understand why many people say they won’t be fired? Is it the rabbit’s way of dealing with it? But that doesn’t necessarily apply to the “tiger”.)
The following excerpts part of the text: "Order of the Phoenix"
Dear Mr. Potter: We have received information that you cast the Patronus Charm in front of a Muggle in a Muggle neighborhood at 9:23 tonight. This behavior seriously violated the
You have been expelled from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry according to the "Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards Act". The Ministry of Magic will soon send representatives to your residence to destroy your wand. In view of your previous violation of the "International Federation of Wizards"
You have been formally warned under Section 13 of the Statute of Secrecy. We regret to inform you that you must go to the Ministry of Magic at nine o'clock in the morning on August 12th for trial.
Hope you take good care of yourself.
Yours faithfully, Mafalda Hopkirk Ministry of Magic Department of the Abuse of Magic
(Umbridge was just being clever. She asked the Dementors to trouble Potter and let him violate the Statute of Secrecy, so that Potter could be sent for review through formal channels.)
The following excerpts part of the text: "Order of the Phoenix"
He pulled out a piece of parchment from a pile of documents, took a deep breath, and read aloud: "The defendant is accused of the following crimes: "The defendant had previously received a written warning from the Ministry of Magic for similar accusations, and this time he was fully aware that he was
When the act was illegal, he deliberately and knowingly cast a Divine Protection Charm in front of a Muggle in two Muggle residential areas at 9:23 pm on August 2.
The behavior violated paragraph 3 of the "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards Act" promulgated in 1875 and Article 13 of the "International Federation of Magicians Statute of Secrecy".
"You are Harry James Potter who lives at 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey," Fudge asked, glaring at Harry from above the parchment.
"The Ministry of Magic has no right to expel students from Hogwarts, Cornelius, as I reminded you on the evening of August 2nd," Dumbledore said, "nor does the Ministry of Magic have the right to confiscate wands unless those accusations are made.
It has been proven to be true.”
The review process should be:
Hogwarts students have violated the Statute of Secrecy more than once, and the Misuse of Magic Office will mail the violator a letter explaining the act they have violated and the action the office will take.
The Director of the Department for the Prohibition of Abuse of Magic will review the offenders, and the principal will be notified as soon as possible. Once the accusation is established, serious offenders will be expelled from the school and their wands will be destroyed.
If the headmaster doesn't care or the Ministry of Magic is unwilling to cut corners and drop the charges, then it will definitely be a disaster.
(Mandarin is one of the most complex languages. There are many interpretations of a sentence, and it is easy to take advantage of loopholes. If there is less laxity outside, no one will commit suicide one after another, especially when you have no power.)
Whether you will be expelled after breaking the law for the second time depends on whether you really violated the Statute of Secrecy and whether the Ministry of Magic is willing to tolerate it. Some things are a big deal to you, but not to others.