Should the dormitory manager of the school dormitory return the cigarettes after receiving them?

1. Confiscation and refusal to return it is not only a violation, but a violation of the law: it violates the student's property ownership of the confiscated items.

2. If the request cannot be reached through negotiation with the school, you can sue the court for resolution, but it is better to join forces to negotiate a settlement before filing a lawsuit.

1. The school does not have the power to confiscate students' belongings: the school is not an administrative law enforcement agency and has no administrative punishment power.

2. However, the school has the right to formulate and implement the school's management regulations, as long as the regulations are required for normal teaching and management, and do not violate the provisions of the law, it is valid, therefore: the school can check the dormitory management order, and if it is found that the items that violate the school rules can be confiscated for temporary storage, and should find an opportunity to return them to the parents after the students are educated, but they have no right to confiscate.

3. "If you violate the law, you will go to jail and listen to the school rules".

1) Breaking the law does not necessarily mean going to jail, and there is no distinction between breaking the law and committing a crime: only serious violations of the law that constitute a crime may be sentenced to prison, and minor violations can be exempted from punishment or given administrative punishment.

2) There is nothing wrong with the fact that students should obey the management of the school in school, but the school's regulations cannot violate the law to infringe on students' human rights or property rights, and the school rules that violate the law and infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of students are invalid.

4. "I don't know if the school's behavior is reasonable and legal, and whether anyone can manage it!" ”：

1) After taking it away, it is legal to temporarily manage it, and it is illegal to confiscate it.

2) Students or parents can negotiate with the school first, and if there is no effect, they can report to the Education Bureau, and if it is really not possible, they can also file a lawsuit to sue the school: but they can't take this step until they have to, after all, the student still has to study in the school, and there is no way to deal with it.

5. Suggestion: Students should jointly negotiate with the school, or let the parents come forward to negotiate. Also, try to bring as few illegal items as possible to school after that, it's too troublesome.

Hello, if the dormitory manager of the school dormitory receives the cigarettes and will not return them, the prohibited items will be confiscated.

If the student wants them to return the cigarettes, they need to ask their parents or other guardians to return them.

Anything confiscated by the school will not be returned.

If the dormitory management loses, why do you want to return it, if you smoke in the dormitory, take a picture of safety, they have to check and confiscate it, why should they return it to you, this is confiscated goods?

The cigarettes I bought at school were brought back to the dormitory. Those who were checked for accommodation were accepted again.

1. The school does not have the right to confiscate students' belongings: the school is not an administrative law enforcement agency and has no administrative punishment power. 2. However, the school has the right to formulate and implement the school's management regulations, as long as the regulations are required for normal teaching and management, and do not violate the provisions of the law, it is valid

The school may inspect the order of dormitory management, and if it is found that it violates the school rules, it may first confiscate it for temporary storage, and after educating the students, it should find an opportunity to return it to the parents, but it has no right to confiscate it.