Am I breaking the law with her like that? Is it illegal for him to do this?

I think you must be angry about this now, it's nothing, look at it a little more openly, society is like that.

You're too innocent, do you know that ** is her?

Things on the Internet are not to be trusted, do you know whether the other party is good or bad?

There is no such thing as a good or bad network, and it depends entirely on the ...... of the people who use itIt's like a knife, a doctor can be used to save people, and ** can be used to kill people And although her approach is very immoral, she is not breaking the law!

And you voluntarily gave her the money, this is at most a civil dispute between the two of you, the law has no restraint on her, we can only use morality to restrain her and punish ......

Do you do this, in case she in turn sues you for violating her image rights, her right to reputation? It can't be helped, who made our laws so imperfect It's just a personal opinion.

It is recommended that you go to the legal aid center and ask about it, and then take some more reasonable measures.

Strongly condemn deception!

It's not going to be illegal. By doing so, you can let more people know that she is a **. Not a good guy. In this way, no one else will believe in her, and there will be no more kind-hearted people who will be deceived by her again, you are doing it righteously! I'm sticking with you! ~

What age is it now, you still believe this, maybe her number is not his, this problem is illegal, you can not get it, she will bite you back, saying that you violated her right to disappear, you will lose a lot.

So how many ways to deal with such people? And go to the bank to check what the identity of the bank number she uses. I think you have a slip or something when you send money, so you can use it to prove and look it up.

Hee-hee. If you dare to guarantee that the ** is true, you will boldly rectify it. Now there are many such **.

But don't just put yourself in there.

Another option is to be bitten by a dog. I can only endure it.

Just buy a lesson, you won't break the law, and it's hard to say whether it's true or false.

Not illegal. You're so kind.

Hehe. It's been a long time coming.

Categorize this question into the legal area and ask it.

I don't think it's illegal.

She may sue you for violating her portrait rights, reputation rights, privacy rights, etc.

First of all, she can lie to you, so her ** in your hand may not be true.

Do you have any other thoughts about her, will you send her money, you must have a ghost in your heart.

It's good to be deceived.

Just don't write your name out there... You're really. Haven't you heard the ancients say it? The heart is separated from the belly

Be careful. There's a chance that the ** isn't his.

If that's the case, then that ** must not be hers.

For the law? I don't know!!

You can be anonymous1!

Right!! Be careful in the future!!

is false.

You're too innocent too =.=

What did he threaten you to do for him? Or do you want you to give him money?

I'm a girl, but if someone is going to be your boyfriend, you should talk to him again.

In the law, the concept of the crime of extortion refers to the act of forcibly extorting public or private property from the victim by threatening or coercing the victim for the purpose of illegal possession. where this crime is committed, and the amount is relatively large, the sentence is up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release; where the amount is huge or there are other serious circumstances, a sentence of between 3 and 10 years imprisonment is to be given; The second situation is that the subjective aspect of the crime of "extortion" is manifested as direct intent, and the purpose must be to illegally extort property from others. If the perpetrator does not have such a purpose, or the purpose of soliciting the property is not illegal, such as the creditor uses certain threatening language to urge the debtor to speed up repayment in order to repay the debt that has not been repaid for a long time, it does not constitute the crime of extortion.

To sum up, whether the crime of "extortion" is constituted needs to be determined is whether the wages owed to you by the other party constitute a fact, that is to say, in the labor laws and regulations, it can be determined that the boss is indeed in arrears of your wages, and whether the ransom you are asking for is the amount of your salary, and the purpose of the ransom is informed to the other party, these are the parts that need to be proved in court in the future, if the evidence cannot be adduced or the ransom is higher than the wage standard, it is likely to be determined as "extortion".

Whether to rein in the precipice now or to persevere, please do it yourself.

Definitely is a crime, others are wrong, you can't follow the mistake, the boss doesn't pay you a salary, you can find the public security bureau, this kind of boss does not pay wages is illegal, but you have to take money to redeem the boss's materials, you are blackmail, your situation is more serious than the boss owes you wages, you say you are a college student, how do you read your books, oh I don't even understand the most basic laws, it seems that I don't know how to read books after reading for so many years,

Explain the problem in detail for easy solution.

Petitioning is not illegal. It's enough to block the road and block the door, just don't go too far.

It depends on the extent to which the situation is detrimental to the public interest. Under normal circumstances, there is a place for this kind of behavior and emotion and law. As long as it is not suspected of seriously endangering the interests of the public and others, it will not constitute criminal liability, and at most it will be criticism and education.

The behavior of blocking the road can be applied, hehe, but don't go too far, and there should be no problem with warning. But don't take too long, have a bad attitude, and don't cooperate when the police uncle comes, so it's easy for others to grab the handle. The most important thing is to protect one's legitimate rights and interests through the law through the active collection of evidence.

Article 277 of the Criminal Law stipulates that anyone who obstructs the lawful performance of duties by a functionary of a State organ by means of violence or threats shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, controlled release or a fine.

In this case, there was a lack of law enforcement procedures because the police did not identify themselves before taking coercive measures. Although your actions have caused some harm to the other party, it does not constitute assault on the police. will not be held criminally responsible.

As you say, "I just came home and I heard that the policeman had a lot of stitches", if you really committed a crime, would you still be allowed to go home?

No, if you don't tell you, it's justified defense, you go to see the policeman and apologize.

Probably not, but you can tell the police what you know, and then apologize sincerely.

No, it should be self-defense, after all, the other party did not identify himself.

Can't reach it!

However, it is better for you to take the initiative to bear the medical expenses to avoid the police holding a grudge and deliberately asking you for trouble.

At first, if you don't show your documents, it won't be counted as a record at most, and it will be sold in two years, of course, it is not excluded that it is difficult to ask for money.

People are not ashamed if they don't know, and those who don't know are not guilty!

It doesn't matter, just explain it clearly.