What should I do if a teacher wears valuables at school and is damaged by a student?

Article 8 of the Teachers Law stipulates that teachers shall perform the following obligations:

1) Abide by the Constitution, laws and professional ethics, and set an example for others;

2) Implement the national education policy, abide by the rules and regulations, implement the school's teaching plan, fulfill the teacher's contract, and complete the education and teaching tasks;

3) To educate students on the basic principles set forth in the Constitution, on patriotism, national unity, on the legal system, and on ideology, morality, culture, science and technology, and to organize and lead students to carry out useful social activities;

4) To care for and care for all students, respect their personality, and promote their all-round development in terms of morality, intelligence and physique;

6) Continuously improve ideological and political consciousness and the professional level of education and teaching".

Article 75 of the General Principles of the Civil Law:

Citizens' personal property, including citizens' legal income, houses, savings, daily necessities, cultural relics, library materials, forests, livestock, and means of production permitted by law to be owned by citizens, as well as other legal property. Citizens' lawful property is protected by law, and it is forbidden for any organization or individual to encroach upon, plunder, break up, or illegally seal, seize, freeze, or confiscate.

Article 117 of the General Principles of the Civil Law:

Those who encroach on the property of the state, the collective, or the property of others shall return the property, and where the property cannot be returned, compensation shall be made at a discounted price. Where the property of the State, the collective, or the property of others is damaged, it shall be restored to its original state or compensated at a discounted price. Where the victim suffers other major losses as a result, the offender shall also compensate for the losses.

Therefore, the law does not give teachers the right to confiscate and appropriate students' property. Of course, when some students violate the school discipline or rules and regulations and affect the learning of others, the teacher has the right to criticize and educate them, and temporarily confiscate their illegal items, but the confiscated items must be properly kept, and they must be returned to the students or their parents in their entirety afterwards.

If a teacher confiscates valuables and returns them afterwards, it is not an offence; If a teacher confiscates it and does not return it, or if it is not properly kept and lost, it is an offence.

Summary. Article 237 of the Civil Code [Right to Request Restoration of Property Rights] Where immovable or movable property is damaged, the right holder may request repair, rework, replacement or restoration in accordance with law.

Article 238: [Right to Claim Compensation for Damages in Real Rights]Where a real right is infringed upon, causing harm to the rights holder, the rights holder may request compensation for damages in accordance with law, and may also request that other civil liabilities be borne in accordance with law.

Is it illegal for a teacher to intentionally damage a student's belongings?

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The teacher's deliberate damage to the student's belongings is intentional destruction of other people's property, and the student has the right to pursue the teacher's legal responsibility.

Article 49 of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law: Anyone who steals, defrauds, robs, snatches, extorts, or intentionally damages public or private property shall be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 1,000 RMB.

Article 237 of the Civil Code [Right to Request Restoration of Property Rights] Where immovable or movable property is damaged, the right holder may request repair, rework, replacement or restoration in accordance with law. Article 238: [Right to Claim Compensation for Damages in Real Rights]Where a real right is infringed upon, causing harm to the rights holder, the rights holder may request compensation for damages in accordance with law, and may also request that other civil liabilities be borne in accordance with law.

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What to do if a teacher's personal belongings are accidentally destroyed by a student during class?

In the face of such a thing, first of all, when we are out of class, the students should find the teacher as soon as possible and describe the incident in detail, take the slag to ask the teacher for forgiveness and admit their mistakes. If we are parents who find out that the child has damaged the teacher's personal belongings in class, we can ask the child about the damaged belongings, and quietly take the initiative to find the teacher and apologize or compensate for the belongings.

Summary. This matter can be asked to be dealt with by the school.

Because there is no witness.

If there is a witness, it is the best, because even if there is a finger mold on the glasses for police treatment, it does not mean that the bad person is chosen.

Students bully their classmates at school and damage their valuables, who should they find to solve?

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Dear, first of all, the leaders of the school should be solved, and if it can't be solved, it must be handed over to the police uncle, because valuables belong to other people's property, and compensation can be recovered.

Dear, you can also describe it, that is, your views and thoughts on this matter, and what you want to do in the future, I can also analyze and analyze it for you.

My child was damaged by two classmates at school, and the classmates who took the glasses said that they couldn't tell the parents to intimidate, and then I found that the glasses were damaged, and the parents of the classmates said that their children damaged the glasses and the glasses were reasonable, so what should I do?

This matter can be asked to be dealt with by the school. Because there is no witness. If someone proves that Lushan is the best, because of the disappearance of the world, it is considered to be an alarm to deal with the finger molds on the glasses, and it does not mean that it is a bad person.

Communicate with the teacher and see if any of the relevant classmates have seen it.

If it is only temporarily confiscated, it can be returned after class, then it is not illegal, if it is confiscated and not returned, it is illegal, you can go to the teacher privately to ask for it, if you don't give it, you can find the relevant department to complain.

Well, it is an infringement case, and the disputes arising from it can be appealed or resolved through negotiation, depending on what you think, but if you really want to be more serious, no matter what the result is, it will not be too good for you.

Depending on the value of your things, if the value is large and the teacher is intentional, it may constitute intentional damage to public or private property, and if the value is low, it is only a civil tort.

It is "intentional damage to public or private property" If you don't mediate, you can be detained at the very least, but it is recommended to mediate.

Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 275.

Where public or private property is intentionally destroyed, and the amount is relatively large or there are other serious circumstances, a sentence of up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention, or a fine is to be given;

where the amount is huge or there are other especially serious circumstances, a sentence of between three and seven years imprisonment is to be given.