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General Information 87 mittee or by the Principal or Dean on the authority of and subject to con- firmation by the Delegacy with the Theological Committee and when promulgated shall take effect as if they were part of these Rules All students shall comply with instructions given by the Principal the Dean and other officers or servants of the College In the event of proceedings being brought for non-compliance with any such instructions it shall be defence that the instruction was unreasonable or unnecessary in the circum- stances for the proper functioning and efficiency of the College Any breach of the Rules of English Criminal Law committed by student on Collegepremisesor whilst engaged on College activities is breach of these Rules Any trespass to or unauthorised occupation of the buildings or any part of them of the College is an offence if continued after the expiration of reason- able notice given by or on the authority of the Principal or Dean It is an offence for any person alone or in conjunction with others to carry into execution or cause to be carried into execution any activity which is calculated or likely to prejudice substantially the functioning and efficiency of the College or its personnel All students shall comply with the General Regulations of the College and those affecting the conduct of examinations and the use of the Library contained in the Calendar for the time being in force ii The rules promulgated from time to time in respect of the Halls of Residence shall be deemed to be part of the College Rules iii All students shall comply with notices on administrative matters posted on the general notice boards on the authority of the Principal or Dean of which they shall be deemed to be aware Procedure for the Trial of Offenders against College Rules Jurisdiction The Hearing Committee has jurisdiction to hear all charges relating to offences contained in the Rules of the College This jurisdiction is concurrent with jurisdiction exercised by the criminal or civil courts of the State In exercising jurisdiction in any matter in respect of which other courts have jurisdiction the Hearing Committee shall take into consideration action which may be or which has been taken elsewhere and may in its discretion cany over hearing or postpone decision upon the order to be made pending the outcome of proceedings elsewhere Filing of Charge Where any academic or administrative official of the University or College any member of the staff or any student of the University believes that an offence against the Rules of the College has been committed he may file charge against any student of King's College for misconduct The charge shall be filed in writing with the Principal or in the case of theological student the Dean of the College