THREE VIOLATION LEVELS Sample Clauses

THREE VIOLATION LEVELS a Level One Violations Level One violations include the least dangerous or serious violations of the Community Standards. These violations refer to actions that interfere with the rights of another individual(s) to the peaceful use and enjoyment of his or her space in residence. Any resident’s third Level One violation is treated as a Level Two violation, regardless of the nature of the violation.
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THREE VIOLATION LEVELS. The three different violation levels are determined based on the severity of the incident. Possible violations levels for breaches of community standards are outlined next to each Section heading. 3.3.a Level One Violations
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THREE VIOLATION LEVELS. The three different violation levels are determined based on the severity of the incident. Possible violations levels for breaches of community standards are outlined next to each section heading. 3.3.a Level One Violations Level One violations include the least dangerous or serious violations of the Community Standards. These violations refer to actions that interfere with the rights of another individual(s) to the peaceful use and enjoyment of his or her space in residence. Any resident’s third Level One violation is treated as a Level Two violation, regardless of the nature of the violation. 3.3.b Level Two Violations Level Two violations represent actions that pose a greater risk to the safety and/or property of residents, The University, or the integrity of the residence community. Any resident’s third Level Two violation is treated as a Level Three violation, regardless of the nature of the violation. 3.3.c Level Three Violations Level Three violations are actions by an individual(s) that endanger the safety and security of themselves or others; compromise personal or University property; attack the dignity/integrity of an individual; and/or contravene municipal, provincial or federal laws. Level Three violations warrant the highest degree of sanctioning determined by Campus Living management, which can include residence eviction.
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