How is a female college student punished for stealing 70,000 yuan from her adoptive mother?

On July 10, it was reported that a special theft case occurred between relatives, and the adopted daughter Xiao Li (pseudonym) borrowed money from a number of "campus loans" due to excessive expenses during college. After she was unable to repay the loan, she stole 70,000 yuan from her adoptive mother, Ms. Li's bank card, for daily expenses and loan repayment. It is reported that on the 23rd, the Miyun Court pronounced the first-instance verdict on the case, and Xiao Li was convicted of theft, but was exempted from criminal punishment.

The public prosecution believes that Xiao Li stole a huge amount of bank cards, and his behavior violated the provisions of China's "Criminal Law", and prosecuted him for the crime of theft, and at the same time, Xiao Li has the circumstances of voluntary surrender, and the theft of his adoptive mother's finances during the existence of the adoption relationship is a theft of the property of family members or close relatives, and may be given a lighter punishment as appropriate.

Regarding his behavior, Xiao Li said that he was sorry for the nurturing grace of his adoptive mother, Ms. Li. And Ms. Li also issued a letter of understanding for Xiao Li, hoping that the court would give Xiao Li a chance to mend his ways.

After trial, the Miyun Court held that Xiao Li secretly stole citizens' property for the purpose of illegal possession, and the amount was huge, and his behavior constituted the crime of theft. The prosecution charged the defendant Xiao Li with the crime of theft, and the court upheld it. Xiao Li's appearance in the case after being notified by the public security organs** and truthfully confessing the crimes committed shall be deemed to have surrendered.

In view of the fact that Xiao Li has voluntarily surrendered and has obtained understanding, the circumstances are minor, and he can be exempted from criminal punishment.

Accordingly, based on the facts of Xiao Li's crime, the nature and circumstances of the crime, and the degree of harm to society, the court ruled that Xiao Li was guilty of theft, but was exempted from criminal punishment. "When I go home, I will definitely honor my mother. After the verdict was announced, Xiao Li said with tears that she would be a new person and repay her adoptive mother Ms. Li for her nurturing grace with practical actions.

c This question examines honoring one's parents. Honoring one's parents is a traditional Chinese virtue, and honoring one's parents is the obligation of children under the law. Therefore, the statement is wrong, so C is chosen.

Li said that she went to university in Nanjing, and once went to the doctor and borrowed 2,000 yuan from a classmate for medical expenses. She didn't dare to ask her family for money, she searched for campus loans on the Internet, and took out a high-interest loan of 3,000 yuan, on the one hand, to repay the loan, and on the other hand, to spend money on her boyfriend, so she kept searching for various campus loan platforms. "If I don't have money to eat after repaying the loan, I will borrow again.

In fact, Li is not short of money every month. She borrowed very little money, borrowed 3,000 and let the other party repay 17,000 with interest, and if she couldn't repay it, she borrowed another 20,000, and the other party asked her to repay tens of thousands of ...... with interestUntil the debt is piling up.

Li, a college student who was deeply trapped in various campus loans, was unable to repay his debts and stole more than 70,000 yuan from his adoptive mother late at night, but he still couldn't plug the debt hole. This morning (23rd), the case of Li accused of theft was publicly pronounced in the Miyun Court. The Miyun court found Li guilty of theft and ruled guilty and exempted from criminal punishment.

Li repeatedly cried and apologized during the trial, and her adoptive mother forgave her and asked the court to give her a lighter sentence. The Miyun People's Court made the above judgment after synthesizing the facts of Li's crime, the nature and circumstances of the crime, and the degree of harm to society.