Regulación del tráfico y estacionamiento en la Universidad de Minnesota

Explicación Simple

La Universidad de Minnesota puede crear reglas sobre cómo manejar y estacionar en su propiedad. Si alguien no sigue estas reglas, puede tener problemas legales.

Es como cuando en casa decides que no se debe comer en el sofá. Si alguien ignora esa regla, tú puedes pedirle que respete las normas de la casa.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan estaciona su auto en un lugar prohibido en el campus de la Universidad de Minnesota. Un oficial que trabaja para la universidad lo ve y le dice que está rompiendo las reglas, y Juan puede recibir una multa por eso.

Penalidades

Violaciones pueden resultar en una falta menor, con posibles multas y acciones legales.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

The regents of the University of Minnesota may, from time to time, make, adopt, and enforce such rules, regulations, or ordinances as it may find expedient or necessary relating to the regulation of traffic and parking, upon parking facilities, highways, streets, private roads, and roadways situated on property owned, leased, or occupied by the regents of the University of Minnesota or the University of Minnesota. Any person who violates such rule, regulation, or ordinance shall be guilty of a petty misdemeanor and subject to the provisions of sections169.891and169.90, subdivision 1. The prosecution may be before a district court having jurisdiction over the place where the violation occurs. Every sheriff, police officer, or other peace officer shall see that all rules, regulations, and ordinances are obeyed, and shall arrest and prosecute offenders. The regents of the University of Minnesota are hereby authorized to appoint and employ, and fix the compensation to be paid out of funds of the regents of the University of Minnesota, persons who shall have and may exercise on property owned, leased, or occupied by the regents of the University of Minnesota or the University of Minnesota the same powers of arrest for violation of rules, regulations, or ordinances adopted by the regents of the University of Minnesota pursuant to the Highway Traffic Regulation Act, chapters 169 and 169A, as amended, as possessed by a sheriff, police officer, or peace officer. All persons shall take notice of such rules, regulations, and ordinances without pleading and proof of the same. (a) The regents of the University of Minnesota shall fix a date for a public hearing on the adoption of any such proposed rule, regulation, or ordinance. Notice of such hearing shall be published in a le