If a friend wants to jump off a building and comforts himself, will he go to jail?

A friend is suicidal, and you comfort him without going to jail.

First of all, a friend who is suicidal may indicate that he has psychological problems or is facing some difficulties and challenges. As a friend, you can do your best to comfort him and help him find a professional psychologist or counselor to help him deal with his problems.

Second, you won't be held legally responsible for your friend's suicidal tendencies. In most cases, suicide is a personal act, and there is no evidence that your actions directly caused his suicidal thoughts. If you did not directly or indirectly encourage or promote his suicidal behavior, then you will not be prosecuted for it.

However, if you know that your friend is experiencing serious psychological problems or is contemplating suicide and you have the ability to take action, such as calling the police or seeking medical help, then you should take those actions as soon as possible to protect your friend. This will not only help your friend get the necessary support and assistance, but it will also prevent possible tragedies from happening.

My friend wants to jump off the building, it's your friend's psychological abnormality, you give him comfort after you learn about it, but he still insists on his idea, he wants to jump off the building, I think it has nothing to do with you, it's his psychological pathology, how can he have anything to do with his friend, if you go to jail, will his family also go to jail, so I advise you to be happy, you won't go to jail.

It's not your fault, you comforted her, you won't go to jail.

There is certainly no sin in stopping suicide.

The immediate cause of his death was that he jumped to his death from a building due to a mental disorder caused by excessive drinking, and he drank with you. Of course, they are jointly and severally liable.

According to your description, if you just invite a friend to drink with good intentions, and you do not over-persuade you to drink or have other circumstances, you are not legally liable. If there is a causal relationship between his jumping off the building and your persuasion to drink, he may bear certain tort liability.

If you drink too much and jump off a building to your death, you will not go to jail under normal circumstances, and it does not constitute a criminal offense, but you may be liable for civil damages. If the person drinking with another person is not at fault, and the person who drinks with him suddenly falls ill and dies, the person concerned is not liable. However, if the party has forced the other party to drink and causes the death of the other party, he shall bear civil liability for compensation.

Legal analysis

Usually there is no criminal liability, but civil liability is entailed. If the person who drank with him dies, whether the person who drank with him is jointly and severally liable depends on whether there is fault. If there is fault, you need to be jointly and severally liable, and if there is no fault, you are not liable.

Where the perpetrator is at fault and cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability. The legal responsibility borne by the person who drinks and drinks the dead together needs to be analyzed according to the situation: the person who is forced to drink.

Forcing the other party to drink alcohol by deliberately pouring alcohol, verbally persuading the other party to drink, etc., and persuading the other party to drink alcohol even though the other party is already drunk or against his will, such a person shall bear corresponding legal responsibility for any consequences that occur to the person who is persuaded to drink; A person who advises the other party to drink alcohol even though he knows that he or she cannot drink alcohol or that drinking alcohol may cause harm to the other party's body shall be held legally liable for the illness caused by the other party's drinking and the harm caused by the drinking; If a person who fails to escort a drunk person safely after drinking together, if the drinker has lost or is about to lose control over himself, and is delirious and unable to control his own behavior, the drinker does not send him to the hospital or safely send him home, so the joint drinker who has an accident shall bear the corresponding legal responsibility.

Legal basis

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 1165:Where the perpetrator infringes upon the civil rights and interests of others due to fault and causes harm, they shall bear tort liability. Where it is presumed that the actor is at fault in accordance with the provisions of law, and he cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall bear tort liability.

Article 1173:Where the infringed party is at fault for the occurrence or expansion of the same harm, the infringer's liability may be reduced.

Who invited you to drink?

Whoever invites you to drink, this host is partly responsible;

Other people involved in drinking are not responsible for the death of the person who jumped off the building.

According to the law, you are responsible.

There is a friend who went to gamble because of a failed relationship, and he owed money, and he couldn't think of jumping off the building if he didn't have money, and then the police rescued him, will he be detained, probably not.

It will take a while, and I'm afraid that the future will be sad.

Thanks to the police for saving their lives, I don't think so, because he didn't touch the law, he did it irrationally, he didn't have a good mentality, although he owes money, but he will work hard to pay it back in the future.

He didn't do anything illegal and shouldn't have been detained. But the family will definitely be notified to pick him up.

It's hard to say what affects social order, but I don't think detention is the focus now, the focus is on how this person should face life. At first, it was just a failure of the relationship, but in the end, he chose to lose his life, a failure, to be honest, he looked down on this kind of person. For such people, detention is no longer the point.

Normally, he should not be detained, gambling owes money, and he will be fine.

Most of these cases will be detained and punished, after all, it will affect social security.

He will not be detained for not committing a crime. I hope that my friends will help him be patient and persuasive.

will not be detained, unless he stupidly says that he can't think about gambling anymore, then he may be detained for half a month

He will not be detained, and he is advised not to commit suicide and advises him to repay the money well.

Probably! It belongs to disturbing social order! Look at the impact!

If you are still friends, you will fulfill him, and this is how friends do.

Before jumping sit next to him. Talk to him about the happy things in the past.

Stop him, do the ideological work for him.

If you have this kind of thought, as a friend, you should actively enlighten him, and if there is really any knot that cannot be untied, you can turn to psychology for help.

This condition is not a good sign, so pay extra attention.

What is there that your friend can't think of, young and gentle like this, it's a big deal to go out on a trip and relax!

Hello, happy to answer for you :

I sympathize with your friend, but at the same time feel sorry for being detained because of your friend's lack of legal awareness.

Your friend's conduct is unlawful, but not enough to be a crime. He violated the Public Security Administration Punishment Law and will be subject to administrative detention. In fact, if your friend encounters the boss's unpaid wages, he can get his remuneration through many legal ways, such as complaining to the labor department, etc., and there is no need to vent his anger and "stage" a "jumping show".

Now such a "show" in society has involved many departments to deal with it, the labor department is about to intervene, the fire rescue is immediately rescued after receiving the report, the ambulance of the hospital must also be on the scene, and the social order is maintained, and there are many "jumping shows" that last five or six hours, which seriously disrupts the social order.

Article 23 of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law Whoever commits any of the following acts shall be given a warning or a fine of not more than 200 yuan; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 5 and 10 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB

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;

I hope that your friend can treat this matter correctly after he comes out, protect his legitimate rights and interests through legal channels, and don't make radical acts to protect his legitimate rights and interests and damage the legitimate rights and interests of more people in society.

Detention is usually 7 to 15 days. There is no need to pay for food. However, they may face the possibility of being subject to administrative fines.

It depends on what you have done ...

If you're her first man (you know what I mean?) ）

A bunch of promises, and then a mess of abandonment... Of course, she still can't think about committing suicide... But you are responsible.

The key depends on whether you are sorry for her in conscience

If it's just that the relationship is not suitable, then the points will be divided, and she will not really commit suicide.

There is no sin, ouch, she really can't think about it.

Stupid people will die because of men.

Don't see her again, but say sorry to her parents.

You unconscionable scum, still here to ask this boring question.

Men who make women sad don't end well.

After a quarrel and a breakup, she went to jump off the building, and this kind of woman is not a good woman.

It is not a good thing to force each other to die, which shows that the relationship between the two is in deep trouble.

It's not nothing, but it's gossip

No, it won't...She'll come back to your ......Hehehehehehehe....

No. She was suicidal. Legally you are not guilty.

It's not that you hurt it, and it's not that you forced her not to shoot.

Her subjective actions are not controlled by you, but you are also responsible for the damage you caused her, breaking up is not the root of solving the problem, meeting to solve each other's emotional disputes is what a man should do, I hope mine can help you and thank you!

If she really jumps off the building, she can only commit suicide, and you don't have to be legally responsible. But your conscience may be restless, so try to communicate well with your girlfriend and break up peacefully.

As long as you didn't push her downstairs or didn't help her commit suicide (by providing tools or other conveniences, etc.), you are not criminally responsible, and whether you have caused emotional harm to her is a moral issue, and the law will not care, and you will not have to bear civil liability. Of course, if you fail her, you will be morally and conscience condemned. She's really dead, maybe you have a psychological shadow or something.

In fact, such a thing is just that your heart will be uneasy, in a legal sense, it is not legally responsible, and you must handle the breakup correctly, so that everyone can be safe.

Not legally responsible, not criminal, but immoral, obviously not handled well.

But did you propose that after the breakup, he said that he was going to jump off the building, if he really jumped off the building, am I responsible for legal responsibility This you, you really know that he is going to jump off the building, you are not worth it, and you have to let him continue to move up, which means that you also fight this responsibility.

If she voluntarily jumps off the building, it is a suicide, and you are not legally responsible, but you know that she is going to jump off the building, you have to try to stop it, otherwise your conscience can be at peace? It will also be condemned by social morality.