Can I file a case if I am scolded by a fool? Can I report to the police if I am abused?

No, a certain amount of damage must be caused before a lawsuit can be filed.

If you are just scolded and do not receive substantial material or physical harm, you will not file a case, you can report the case, and the police will criticize and educate you. Those who teach will be regulated.

Hello, this has to be seen, generally, you can't file a case.

was scolded for not being successful enough to punish him for public security. That is, if the scolding causes serious consequences, such as causing illness, such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and mental illness, which causes substantial harm, a case can be filed.

It can't be established, unless it causes serious consequences.

This is not good, because there is no substantial loss on both sides, and it is estimated that it is a bit difficult to file a case, if it affects you, or your reputation is damaged, you can sue him for compensation.

Others are only morally condemned, not the legal kind. If he is said to be slanderous, he can practice scolding, and it is impossible to file a case.

It's just that scolding people will not lead to a case, which is at most a civil dispute.

If he scolds you, you will either ignore him as a dog barking, or you will scold him back, if you hit someone, you will enter the game.

There are no serious consequences, and there is no evidence, so it is difficult to understand.

I'm going to ask the police uncle.

This aspect cannot be adopted, after all, the policy does not support this.

What, you can't file a case if you scold it.

Similar to the "abused" life disputes, although you can call the police, but ** has no right to file a case for investigation, can only be simply mediated, can not finally solve the problem, but will leave a police record, if necessary, you can use it from the public security organs as important evidence. Therefore, when it is illegally infringed, it can be reported to the police, and the role and effect need to be determined according to the specific situation.

You can call the police and explain the situation to the police, but you can't do it.

I can't control it when I call the police, so I will continue to beat him until I am convinced.

It's useless to call the police, JC can't manage big things, and I don't like to take care of small things.

Article 246 of the Criminal Law: Whoever openly insults others or fabricates facts to slander others by violence or other means, and the circumstances are serious, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention, controlled release, or deprivation of political rights.

The landlord can use his phone to film the process while he is insulting you, and then go to the local police station to report the crime. At first, it should be that the dispute in the collar will not be filed, and only the alarm record or door-to-door adjustment will be left. However, after you have repeatedly reported the case and provided evidence of his insults against you, and explained to ** that his repeated insults have seriously affected your daily work and life, ** will attract attention, and you may be administratively detained and criticized.

If he continues to teach him to change his ways, he will be held criminally responsible for violating the criminal law. But you can't scold him in the process, let alone hit him.

Still scolding or not? If you scold once or twice, it's okay, then pull it, the grudge should be resolved rather than the knot, if it continues, you can solve it appropriately, a lawsuit is not a good thing, even if you have conclusive evidence and win the lawsuit, that is, apologize and restore your reputation, if there is no conclusive evidence, then don't fight, think it yourself.

It's fun, you can use a tape recorder to record your own words (scolding back), and then play them to the enemy all day long.

No, there are several conditions:

1.Your enemy didn't scold your mother's name when he scolded him, and if you go to court, he will get away with scolding not your mother but something else.

2.The evidence is not sufficient, your evidence is a tape recorder, but the judge will not convict because there is a recording of the tape recorder because he will suspect perjury because your brother is a member of your family and cannot testify.

Not decent, because he didn't scold your mother's name.

You can file a case, but it feels like it's going to be troublesome, and it may not be worth a long time.

There is no problem with suing, but whether you can provide evidence after filing a lawsuit is another question.

If there are enough witnesses, that's easy. However, if there are not enough witnesses, whether your recordings can be admissible as evidence in court is another question, because recordings cannot be used as evidence at all times. I don't know what the mainland says, but in Macau, if it is secretly recorded, it will not be accepted as evidence, because there is a personal issue involved here, and if the person at the time of the recording knew about it, then it is fine, if it was secretly recorded, it may not be used as evidence, but I really don't know whether the mainland is like this.

However, as long as you can find enough witnesses, it is the same whether there is a recording or not, and the counter-evidence is not okay as long as the evidence is sufficient.

If the evidence is sufficient, it is fine.

Ordinary insults and insults, which do not cause actual serious consequences, are generally not enough to become a crime, and it is difficult to constitute a civil infringement of the right to reputation, and the public security or the court will not accept it, and only if they are abused or insulted and their reputation has been seriously slandered, causing a relatively bad social impact (for example, being scolded by the neighbors and neighbors really mistakenly thinking that they are very bad villains, etc.), can be accepted at this time.

Article 246 of the Criminal Law: Whoever openly insults others or fabricates facts to slander others by violence or other means, and the circumstances are serious, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention, controlled release, or deprivation of political rights.

The crimes in the preceding paragraph are to be dealt with only if they are told, except where they seriously endanger social order and national interests.

The crime of insult refers to the use of violence or other methods to publicly insult others, where the circumstances are serious; Objectively, "insult" here refers to the act of openly slandering the personality and reputation of others by violence or other means. The method of insult can be violent or something other than violence.

The so-called "violence" refers to the use of coercive methods to damage the personality and reputation of others, such as forcing others to "wear top hats" in a procession, stripping others naked in public, etc. The purpose of violence here is not to harm the physical health of others, and if the death or injury of another person is caused in the process of committing violent insults, it constitutes the crime of intentional homicide or intentional injury.

The so-called "other methods" refer to insulting others by means other than verbal or written violence, such as mocking or insulting others in public, posting leaflets or cartoons, etc.

"Blatantly" insulting another person means insulting another person in public or in a way that allows more than one person to hear or see it. Insulting others must be done openly and if they are not blatant, they do not constitute this crime.

The so-called "others" here refer to specific people, that is, the act of insulting others must be clearly committed against a specific person, if not against a specific person, but ordinary abuse, etc., and does not constitute this crime. In the subjective aspect, this crime is an intentional crime with the purpose of insulting others, and negligent acts do not constitute a crime.

Article 42 of the Public Security Punishment Law provides for public insults to others, and in criminal cases, the insult is handled only after a complaint is filed, and it is necessary to go to the people's court for private prosecution.

It can be sued, and the insult is insulting (or defamatory).

Don't let me cheat on my money, can I sue? They also told me to do a lot of bad things, for example, to play a beautiful girl.

Ordinary insults and insults, which do not cause actual serious consequences, are generally not enough to become a crime, and it is difficult to constitute a civil infringement of reputation rights, so the general public security or the court will not accept it, and only if it is abused, insulted and their own reputation has been seriously slandered, causing a relatively bad social impact (such as being scolded by the neighbors who really mistakenly think that they are very bad villains, etc.), it can be accepted at this time And the evidence of this situation is also relatively difficult to collect. So it's very difficult to sue or something

Think about it in another way, if you can sue people as long as you are scolded, then the court will not be busy, and besides, suing also requires a lot of time, energy and even money, which is not so easy Therefore, if you meet a villain, then stay away

Do you want to sue if you are scolded, it's too much of a fuss!

Excuse me, I was scolded by others.

If the injured party is seriously harmed, the reputation and reputation of the life can be filed.

A case should be filed! It's so rude, a group of people scolded people, and they blocked you! It's too cheap to not file a case against them!

If you don't file a case, I'm numb.

If the scolding is through one-on-one messages, and the other person does not know about it, the public security organs and the court will not file a criminal case, in this case, the scolding person has not caused the victim's right to reputation to be infringed, and the victim can often deal with the matter by blocking the other party; If they openly abuse people through group chats, moments, and so forth, they may request that the public security organs file a case, and where the circumstances are serious, they may tell the relevant departments and request that criminal responsibility be pursued.

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Where the victim complains to the people's court about the conduct provided for in the first paragraph through information networks, but it is truly difficult to provide evidence, the people's court may request that the public security organs provide assistance.

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I guess it's not possible to file a case.

If the other party sends something unpleasant, you can report it directly, as long as you provide evidence and chat records, you can report it successfully.

If the circumstances are serious and there is evidence, you can go to the court to file a lawsuit, and the court will coordinate with the public security organs.

Legally, yes, as long as you provide valid evidence, such as screenshots.

It is not possible to file a case, but it can be reported, and it can be banned for a short period of time.

It should be distinguished according to the severity of the circumstances, and it cannot be generalized.

I think you can start a case by the level of swearing.

The police station is in charge of a lot, and it won't care about this at all!

You can file a case, but you're a critic.

Mom, let's go, let's file a case.

Your mother b, go, go and file a case.

Scolded Gebi, go ahead, you sue me.

It shouldn't be useful to file a case, but if you meet Zu'an Wenke in League of Legends, you can block his account.

Is there any evidence? Without evidence, there is no legal responsibility.

There is a need to bear certain legal responsibilities.

Look at the consequences, if it's a provocation, you say.

If you are scolded by many people onlookers, circle of friends, etc., which insults your personality and has a great impact on yourself, then you can sue in court to demand mental damage and an apology.

Is it a bad word to be scolded, but it is rarely accepted to report to the police, and it is subject to the local situation.