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  1. Harry is not only encouraged towards his rebellious tendencies because he often receives little punishment; he is also encouraged to disregard the rules by Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts.

  2. In fact, not only does Dumbledore give Harry the cloak (encouraging him to break curfew, go where he’s not officially allowed, and generally get up to any mischief he can manage), whenever Dumbledore personally catches Harry breaking rules he doesnt punish him.

  3. Dumbledore understands that just because the rules exist doesn't mean that they're an unconditional moral code. Sometimes you need to break the rules in order to do great deeds. If he hadn't broken the rules, Ginny would've died in the Chamber, Sirius would've been given the Dementor's Kiss, etc.

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    House point deduction

    This was one of the most common forms of punishment in Hogwarts. Students who performed well in class were awarded points for their house, and the house that had the most points at the end of the school year would be awarded the House Cup. However, when a student had committed some minor mischief, they would usually lose House points. As the House Cup competition was a sign of pride for each House, losing points would set them back from winning that pride. This form of punishment could seem a...

    Detention

    This was another common form of punishment at the school. When a student caused a certain level of mayhem, they were usually given detention. This punishment was the most varied form, as there were many ways for the students to serve it. The length of the detention could also be determined by the teacher providing it. Some detentions could (and sometimes intentionally would) overlap with student events, such as Quidditch matches, Hogsmeade weekend trips, or even dinner, forcing the student to...

    Confiscation of possessions

    The caretaker, prefects and teachers could confiscate students' possessions when they were on the list of prohibited objects, or they believed they may be dangerous. In at least one instance this was done as a punishment.In Harry's third year, Professor McGonagall confiscated his Firebolt, because she believed that Sirius Black sent it with a jinx or hex to harm him. She returned it to him intact after stripping it downto search for any jinxes or hexes. In Harry's fifth year, Dolores Umbridge...

    At various times, a number of other types of punishments, often immoral, were employed at Hogwarts. Argus Filch stated that it was "a pity they let the old punishments die out", such as hanging students from their thumbs and or wrists for a few days.

    Discipline at Hogwarts was enforced by a variety of people. Depending on their position within the hierarchy, they could hand out different kinds of punishment. 1. Prefects could dock house points from all students except other prefects and the Head Boy or Head Girl. According to Hermione Granger, a prefect could also give students detention. 2. Th...

    Two of the three Hogwarts students known to have been expelled were expelled for similar reasons. Newton Scamander for endangering a human life with a beast and Rubeus Hagrid for opening the Chambe...
    It is likely that the ban on corporal punishment was implemented by Albus Dumbledore when he became Headmaster, as the last known time corporal punishment was allowed was during his predecessor's H...
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  4. Harry Potter correctly thought he was in for serious punishment for swelling Marjorie Dursley, yet was reassured by Cornelius Fudge that the powers-that-be "don't send people to Azkaban just for blowing up their aunts". This was of course only because Cornelius had an interest in Harry being free.

  5. Jan 28, 2023 · Dumbledore essentially breaks Hogwarts' rules to accommodate Harry. It’s hard to believe that no other contenders were there for the Seeker role, given how popular Quidditch is. The headmaster overlooks the clause the school has stood by for over a century to give Gryffindor the advantage.

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  7. When Harry arrives at school, Dumbledore helps him learn crucial lessons about the Mirror of Erised and gives him some implicit encouragement to break the rules in passing down James ’s Invisibility Cloak to him.

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