A is detained for private matters, and B posts a poster in his workplace, is B breaking the law?

B violates the law, constitutes an invasion of privacy, and collects purely personal circumstances that citizens do not want to disclose to the public.

Privacy: The right not to be known to others about their own private affairs, personal information and other matters in the field of personal life, and to prohibit others from interfering with them.

In China's current laws, only Article 2 of the Tort Liability Law states that privacy is included in the scope of civil rights and interests.

1. Disclose the name, likeness, address and ** number of the citizen without his permission.

2. Illegally trespassing or searching other people's homes, or otherwise disrupting the peace of others' residences.

3. Illegally stalking others, monitoring others' residences, installing eavesdropping equipment, taking private footage of others' private lives, and spying on others' indoor conditions.

4. Illegally spying on the property status of others or publishing their property status without their permission.

5. Privately open other people's letters, peek at other people's diaries, spy on the contents of other people's private documents, and make them public.

6. Investigate and spy on other people's social relations and illegally disclose them to the public.

7. Interfering with the sexual life of other couples, or investigating or publicizing them.

8. Publicize the sex life of others outside of marriage to the public.

9. Divulging citizens' personal materials or making them public or expanding the scope of disclosure.

10. Collect purely personal information that citizens do not want to disclose to the public.

Breaking the law will result in serious detention.

Citizen A was sentenced to seven days of detention by a police station of a district public security bureau of a certain city public security bureau for illegal gambling, and the subjects of the administrative-legal relationship in this case were citizen A and a district public security bureau.

According to the provisions of China's Civil Procedure Law and Administrative Procedure Law, when applying the compulsory measure of judicial detention, the collegial panel or a single judge undertaking the case shall first submit an opinion and report it to the president of the court for review and approval, and then draft a "Detention Decision" and submit it to the judicial police for enforcement.

The subjects of the legal relationship are citizen A and the public security bureau of a certain district.

In China, the subjects involved in the legal relationship include the following categories:

1) Citizen (natural person): refers to both Chinese citizens, foreign citizens and stateless persons residing in or operating in China.

2) Institutions and organizations (legal persons): including various state organs; various enterprises and institutions, Sino-foreign joint ventures, Sino-foreign cooperative joint ventures and foreign-funded enterprises established in China; Political parties and social groups.

3) State: including state power organs and administrative organs.

The subject of legal relations in this case is Citizen A, as well as the Public Security Bureau. The subject of legal relations is the holders and bearers of rights in legal relations, generally including states, organizations and citizens.

Summary. Hello, dear dear, it is a pleasure to serve you Usually when you are summoned by the public security organs or have taken detention measures, you should actively cooperate with the investigation and take the initiative to report the situation. Under normal circumstances, the period of detention shall not exceed 10 days, but may be extended to 14 days in cases where the case is complex and cannot be concluded at the end of the period.

The period of detention may be extended to 37 days for major suspects who have committed crimes on the go, committed crimes multiple times, or committed crimes in groups. In order to collect evidence of a crime and find the offender, investigators may search the body, belongings, residences, and other relevant places of the criminal suspect and the person who may be hiding the offender or evidence of the crime. If they are not satisfied with the public security case, they may report to the local discipline inspection and supervision department and request relevant compensation.

A was criminally detained on suspicion of intentional injury. A is deeply sorry for the harm he caused to the victim Xiao Wu, and A was criminally detained on suspicion of intentional injury. A was deeply sorry for the harm he had caused to the victim Xiao Wu, and expressed his willingness to admit his guilt and compensate him.

However, at present, the victims and their families have indicated that they do not accept the apology and will not forgive. Since you do not understand the relevant regulations and procedures of criminal procedure, A's family consults you about the relevant matters in the criminal procedure involved in the case. (1) Legal advice:

If A is willing to admit guilt and accept punishment, but still does not get the other party's forgiveness, do you think it will affect the application of "plea leniency"? How is China's plea leniency system applied at all stages of criminal proceedings?

Hello, dear dear, it is a pleasure to serve you Usually when you are summoned by the public security organs or have taken detention measures, you should actively cooperate with the investigation and take the initiative to report the situation. Under normal circumstances, the period of detention shall not exceed 10 days, but may be extended to 14 days in cases where the case is complex and cannot be concluded at the end of the period. The period of detention may be extended to 37 days for major suspects who have committed crimes on the go, committed crimes multiple times, or committed crimes in groups.

In order to collect evidence of a crime and find the offender, investigators may search the body, belongings, residences, and other relevant places of the criminal suspect and the person who may be hiding the offender or evidence of the crime. If they are not satisfied with the public security case, they may report to the local discipline inspection and supervision department and request relevant compensation.

4.The criminal suspect Li in country A absconded to country B on suspicion of duty crimes, and country A tried to arrest the criminal suspect Li from country B, although the two countries are both member countries of the Interpol Gliding and Sailing Organization, but there is no extradition treaty between country A and country B. In this case, how does country A arrest criminal suspect Li from country B?

The criminal suspect Li of country A absconded to country B on suspicion of duty crimes, and country A tried to arrest the criminal suspect Li from country B, although the two countries are both high-reputation members of Interpol, but there is no extradition treaty between country A and country B. In this case, how does country A arrest criminal suspect Li from country B? In this case, if country A wants to arrest the criminal suspect Li from country B, the following measures may be taken:

1.Through the cooperation channel of Interpol, request that country B take compulsory measures such as surveillance and restriction on leaving the country against Li, and provide country A with information such as Li's location so that country A can take further action. This requires country A to provide INTERPOL with evidence of Li's suspected crime.

2.Country A** can directly contact Country B** to explain Li's suspicion of crime and request Party B to take necessary measures to assist in the arrest, such as restricting Li from leaving the country and providing information for investigation. However, for the sake of safeguarding sovereignty, Party B may refuse to directly assist in the arrest.

This requires direct communication and cooperation from both parties. 3.Country A** may contact the embassy or consulate of country A in country B and request that a request for mutual legal assistance be submitted to country B for the arrest of Li through diplomatic channels.

State B will need to review the request and decide whether to agree to it. This is a more formal route to request an arrest, but it can be less efficient. 4.

Country A** can secretly monitor Li's whereabouts in country B, look for an opportunity to directly arrest him, and then transport him back to country A. However, this violates international law, seriously undermines the sovereignty and jurisdiction of country B, and will cause damage to the relations between the two countries, so it is not recommended to take action. 5.

If two countries sign an extradition treaty, country A can initiate extradition procedures and submit an extradition request to country B through formal diplomatic channels, and country B will decide whether to extradite Li to country A. This is the most legitimate and effective way to make an apprehend. To sum up, there are many ways for country A to arrest Li, but in the absence of an extradition treaty between A and B, it needs to be carried out through international judicial cooperation and mutual assistance on the premise of respecting the sovereignty of country B.

Direct secret arrests are not only illegal, but also seriously damage relations between the two countries, so they are not recommended. We are willing to continue to provide you with more detailed legal advice and analysis. (Already).