What behaviors in life seem legal but are not?

The modification of the car looks legal, but in fact, most of it is illegal, such as air suspension, replacing the car with a low-lying state is actually what many people like, but in fact, this modification is not allowed, or the chassis is lifted, reducing the chassis will improve a lot of appearance, but it is also illegal for the car.

It is actually illegal to smoke on the street, although it seems to be legal, but there are laws in our country that do not allow smoking in public places, because the street is also a public place, so it is illegal to smoke on the street, and it is not allowed to wear headphones while riding, which is also illegal.

I have always been in our daily life, for example, there are some people who smoke on the road, which should seem normal and legal to you, but there is a clear law in our country that you cannot smoke in public places, and smoking in public places is illegal.

I think that casually publishing one's own speech on the Internet and being an Internet troll may not seem to violate the law, but it is actually a violation of the Internet Management Security Law, because everyone has their own freedom of speech, but it does not mean that everyone has the freedom to slander others at will.

I think that parents beating their children is such a phenomenon, every parent thinks that it is natural for them to beat their own children, and it is very correct to educate their own children, but in the law this is already child abuse, in fact, I think naughty children really should not be educated by force.

In real life, there are many people who eat dog meat, and these dog meat words are not eaten, because dogs are good friends of human beings, and then some dog lovers will strongly condemn this situation, and publish it in newspapers to call on people to protect dogs, but there are still many people who eat dog meat for their own appetite.

I once climbed over the middle guardrail with my classmates in Ordos, and we thought it was just a bit immoral, and the time for the interview was approaching, but if we had to go to the overpass, we had to walk a long way, so we chose to climb over the guardrail, but we were stopped by the police, saying that we were doing it illegally, and we were fined.

Cases such as "After buying 150 bowls of cooked meat, it was reported that it was a three-no product, and the court awarded 50,000 yuan" and "A man in Beijing passed away, and his uncle helped repay the mortgage but could not inherit the property" and other cases are some legal but unreasonable real cases.

Here are some typical unreasonable but legal provisions:

1. Not registering a marriage and dating dozens of people at the same time does not constitute a crime!

2. In the case of divorce by litigation, whether the relationship between the husband and wife has broken down is judged by the court based on the evidence and statements provided by both parties!

One party feels that there is no emotion, but the other party thinks that there is still affection, and the court said that there is still the possibility of reconciliation, and it has not been broken!

3. In the case of the death of the debtor and the waiver of inheritance by the heirs, it is difficult for the creditor to find a qualified entity to pay off the debt.

According to legal logic, if the heir renounces inheriting the debtor's property, and does not inherit the property, of course, he will not deal with the debt, and the court is likely to reject the lender's claim on the grounds that the subject is not qualified. Even if the deceased debtor has property, it is difficult for the creditor to realize the claim.

Although the existing laws do have some unreasonable provisions, the main reason for the hot search phenomenon is that everyone knows too little legal knowledge, and I hope everyone will learn more about legal knowledge!

When you enter the elevator, you don't turn around, but face the crowd.

The barber shop washes hair without closing the eyes.

Clothes are only hung without twisting.

Boys go to the toilet to pee sweet double row.

The violations in daily life are as follows:

2. Engraving on places of interest;

3. Deliberately damaging RMB;

4. Smoking and making loud noises in public places;

5. Running a red light while driving;

6. Fights and brawls.

Illegal acts are also known as "invalid acts". One of the illegal acts. Acts that violate laws and regulations.

It differs from an objectively unlawful act in that the perpetrator is subjectively at fault in committing the act, thus violating the social relations protected by the law. Subjective fault refers to two subjective states: intentional or negligent. According to the nature of the violation, the illegal acts can be divided into criminal violations, civil violations, economic violations, administrative violations, etc.; According to the degree of harm to society, violations can be divided into general violations and serious violations (crimes).

The concept of illegality is divided into broad and narrow senses. Violations in the broad sense refer to all violations of the provisions of the law in force, including general violations and crimes. In the narrow sense, a violation of the law refers to an act that seriously violates the law but does not constitute a crime.

We are here to discuss the violation of the law in a broad sense.

The connection between breaking the law and committing a crime is that a crime must be illegal, and breaking the law is not necessarily a crime. The difference is that the degree of social harm of the crime is more serious than that of the illegal act, and most of the criminal acts are subject to criminal liability, and the illegal acts bear administrative responsibility or civil liability.

There is a distinction between violations and some other acts. First of all, illegal behavior is different from ethical behavior. Many violations of the law are criminal acts and at the same time violations of morality.

However, not all violations are unethical. Similarly, there are some ethical violations that do not constitute illegal acts. Secondly, an illegal act is different from an invalid act in law.

Of course, the illegal act cannot occur and the effective result that the perpetrator hoped for at the time of committing the illegal act and affirmed by the law. However, it cannot be considered that all legally invalid acts are illegal. Some legally invalid acts, although they have no legal effect, do not constitute a violation of the law.

Legal basis

Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments

Article 19: Where any of the following acts disrupting public order are committed, if the criminal punishment is not sufficient, they are to be detained for up to 15 days, fined up to 200 RMB, or given a warning

1) Disrupting the order of organs, groups, enterprises, or public institutions, causing work, production, business, medical treatment, teaching, or scientific research to be unable to proceed normally, and not causing serious losses;

2) Disrupting the order of stations, docks, civil aviation stations, markets, shopping malls, parks, theaters, casinos, sports grounds, exhibition halls, or other public places;

3) Disrupting order on public transportation such as buses, trams, trains, and boats;

4) Gang fighting, picking quarrels and provoking trouble, insulting women, or engaging in other hooligan activities;

5) Fabricating or distorting facts, intentionally spreading rumors, or otherwise inciting disruption of social order;

6) Falsely reporting dangerous situations and creating confusion;

7) Refusing or obstructing state employees from lawfully performing their duties, and not using violence or threats.

There are the following categories of common general offenses in life:

1. Civil violations, including breach of contract, infringement, etc.

2. Administrative violations, including public security management.

3. Judicial violations, including refusal to appear in court, violation of court discipline, etc.

4. Criminal violations, including various crimes.

Legal basis: Article 5 of the Constitution states that the People's Republic of China shall govern the country according to law and build a socialist country under the rule of law.

The state upholds the unity and dignity of the socialist legal system.

All laws, administrative regulations, and local regulations must not contradict the Constitution.

All state organs and armed forces, all political parties, all social organizations, and all enterprises and institutions must abide by the Constitution and laws. All acts that violate the Constitution and the law must be investigated.

No organization or individual may have privileges that go beyond the Constitution and laws.

Legal Analysis: Not Legal. Because lawful acts require that there be legal provisions for their legality.

If the law does not provide for it, it can only be attributed to non-illegal acts and not lawful acts. Non-illegal includes acts that are lawful and not provided for by law, and has a greater extension than "legal". There are at least two large spaces between the illegal and the lawful, one is the situation where the law does not provide for it, and the other is the situation where the law has advocacy provisions rather than prohibitive provisions.

These two situations can be found not to be illegal, but not legal. Illegality is included in illegality.

Unlawfulness does not necessarily lead to legal liability, but not being unlawful means that such conduct should not be punished in any way by law. Whether in civil, administrative or criminal legal relations, the most basic judgment in the legal sense should be "whether it is illegal", not "whether it is in accordance with the law of the Split Tomb".

Legal basis

Article 5 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China The People's Republic of China implements the rule of law and builds a socialist country under the rule of law. The state upholds the unity and dignity of the socialist legal system. All laws, administrative regulations, and local regulations must not contradict the Constitution.

All state organs and armed forces, all political parties, all social organizations, and all enterprises and institutions must abide by the Constitution and laws. All acts that violate the Constitution and the law must be investigated. No organization or individual may have privileges that go beyond the Constitution and laws.