If you are still a minor during the interrogation, can you sue them?

First of all, I understand your feelings, but now many things are not as simple as you imagined, I think now you can either unite all the forces that can be united, make the momentum bigger, so that the whole school teachers and students know, it is best to go to the media, talk about the teacher's is not, kill those shit police. Even if you can't fight for anything, you can't just forget it, because this society is like this, if you don't make any big moves, the vulnerable groups can only swallow their anger. Of course, if you don't want to make things so big and cause yourself so much trouble, I think you can just stop and don't do anything about it!

I want you to sue me, but I advise you to study hard, and when you can endure it, you can harm them on your own.

At present, school education can only produce despicable informants and dog-legged people who blindly adhere to the strong, and those who have a sense of justice will not take risks with their graduation certificates, let alone the police.

Physical evidence I guess there is no Of course, if you have a relationship with political and legal education or hire a lawyer team, I will say it in vain, hehe

Forget it. You can't get them.

The world is as black as a crow.

Damn, I really want to scold people now, but it's like this now, we don't have such a complete system in China, it's not easy to make a system without money, you're still young, work hard!

If it is an administrative punishment, it generally has no impact, but if you are administratively detained, you cannot be a soldier of Ran Xiang. If it's a crime, it has implications.

For example, conscription, the appointment of personnel in important positions in enterprises and institutions, civil servants, and the application for lawyers' practice certificates will all have an impact.

The criminal record will not be erased, but will accompany the individual for a lifetime. However, where they were not yet 18 years old at the time of the crime and were sentenced to up to 5 years imprisonment, the relevant criminal records shall be sealed.

Legal-legal basis:

Article 275 of the Criminal Procedure-Procedural Law Divine Liquid: Where a person was under the age of 18 at the time of the crime and was sentenced to up to five years imprisonment, the relevant criminal record shall be sealed.

Where a criminal record has been sealed, it must not be provided to any unit or individual, except where it is necessary for the judicial organs to handle the case or where the relevant units conduct inquiries in accordance with state regulations. Units conducting inquiries in accordance with law shall keep confidential the circumstances of the sealed criminal records.

Article 8 of the Provisions on the Work of Conscription Political-Political-Political-Examination and Investigation Article 8 Citizens who have any of the following circumstances shall not be conscripted for active service:

2) Those who have been criminally punished, employed, educated, institutionalized, institutionalized, or administratively detained;

Article 7 of the Lawyer-Law: In any of the following circumstances, the applicant shall not be issued a lawyer's practice certificate

2) Those who have received criminal punishments, except for crimes of negligence;

Article 100 of the Criminal Law: When a person who has received a criminal punishment in accordance with the law enlists in the army or is employed, he shall truthfully report to the relevant units that he has received a criminal punishment and must not conceal it.

Persons who were under the age of 18 at the time of the crime and were sentenced to a sentence of up to five years imprisonment are exempt from the reporting obligations provided for in the preceding paragraph.

Article 24 of the Civil Service Law The following persons shall not be hired as civil servants:

1) Those who have previously received criminal punishment for a crime.