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College Party Safety Guide: Rules You Need to Know!

Learn the dos and don'ts of having fun in college while staying safe. Understand party etiquette, legal implications of crashing events, fraternity initiation laws, consequences of spray painting, and motorboat operating guidelines. Be informed to avoid disruptions and legal troubles.

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College Party Safety Guide: Rules You Need to Know!

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  1. Having Fun in College(Staying safe) By Earl Torres Period 4 Avid 12

  2. When would a party be “disruptive”? • If there is: “fighting, loud music, rowdiness, and unreasonable noise” • Police are allowed to break up the party, and even make arrests

  3. “Crashing”Parties • Police can kick crashers out • -It is considered trespassing and illegal

  4. Fraternity Initiations • Against the law if it is considered “hazing” • Hazing: Method of initiation or pre-initiation into a student organization which causes physical & mental disgrace, damage or harm. • Participants can be fined up to $5000 or sent to jail

  5. Spray Painting • Can land you in temporary jail, or prison and can cost up to $50,000 in fines • Might be required to pay for the damage caused • Or have to work in the clean up crew

  6. Operating a Motorboat • Do not need a special license • However basic Driving principles apply: • DUI is illegal • Know speed limits • Take responsibility • If under 21 cannot operate w/ more than 0.01% blood alcohol concetration • Can be charge for vehicle manslaughter if fatal accident occurs

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