My daughter is 14 years old and her confession is incorrect. But what if it s all signed?

Consult a professional lawyer or court officer.

It's not right to lie, you're only 14 years old, it's excusable, just explain it to the police uncle, it's not a crime, and you won't leave a criminal record.

Typical false alarm, go talk to the police, and withdraw the report record. Because no one is held accountable for this, you will generally not be held accountable.

As long as there are no serious consequences, you will not be held responsible, and you are only 14 years old, and you will not be held accountable for non-eight serious criminal offenses, and you will not leave a criminal record.

It is a crime, and in criminal law it is a crime of obstruction of justice, but you are a minor at the age of 14, so you will not be held criminally responsible, and you will not be kept in the case.

Although you will not commit a crime, but lies will become a negative shadow in your life, if you are afraid, you can tell your parents first, and then ask your parents to take you to the public security bureau to revise the record. That's what you are responsible for.

Are you over 14 years old? Under the age of 14 is not criminally responsible, 14-16 is relative criminal responsibility, and more than 16 is full criminal responsibility.

If there are no serious consequences and the minor is fine, hurry up and tell the truth.

Recording a confession means that a law enforcement agency investigates and interrogates a person related to the case and makes a record. There are two types of transcripts, one is witness testimony; The second is the statement of the offender. Of course, the records left by citizens as "witness testimony" will not leave a case record for themselves, and the "statements of offenders" are divided into two situations: one is that if the violation has been filed an administrative or criminal case, then the case record will definitely be left.

Second, if the confession is not handled due to insufficient evidence or minor circumstances, then the case record will not be left, and after one to two years of the transcript, the law enforcement agency will destroy the file in a centralized and unified manner.

It's okay, if you're under 16, you're not legally responsible for any criminal offense

1.This will leave a criminal record.

2.There is no obstacle to the passage of Hong Kong and Macao.

If you don't know, you can ask questions.

It's fine. First, you are not old enough. Second, you only made a record of the interrogation, and did not punish you for public security. Public security punishments are also not subject to a criminal record. But I'm going to escalate as a repeat offender. Not so lucky.

It will stay, but it won't hurt you in the future.

No, there is a verdict in the case record, and I am the same as you.

They didn't ask him to record a confession, they asked you to pay a fine! You have guardianship that cannot be shirked.

It's useless to run, what a big deal.

In accordance with the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 40 or the standard clause shall be invalid if the party providing the standard clause is exempted from its primary liability, aggravates the liability of the other party, or exempts the other party from its main rights.

Article 52: The contract shall be invalid under any of the following circumstances: 1) one party signs the contract by means of fraud, coercion or taking advantage of the danger of others, which damages the interests of the state. 2) Malicious collusion between the two parties to damage the interests of the state, the collective or a third party, and 3) to cover up the illegal purpose in a legal form.

4) Contrary to the public interest, 5) Violation of the mandatory provisions of laws and administrative regulations.

Article 53: The exemption clause in the contract is invalid under any of the following circumstances: 1) causing personal injury to the other party. 2) Intentionally or grossly negligently causing damage to the other party's property.

Article 54: In any of the following circumstances, the parties may request modification or revocation from the people's court or arbitration institution:

1) Contracts concluded due to material misunderstandings. 2) Manifestly unfair.

If one party uses fraud, coercion or taking advantage of the danger of others to cause the other party to enter into a contract contrary to its true intentions, the injured party has the right to request the people's court or arbitration institution to modify or revoke it.

Where a party requests a modification, the people's court must not revoke it.

To sum up, in the case that some clauses of the contract are unreasonable but have been signed, as long as your so-called "unreasonable clauses" meet the above statutory circumstances, then you can request the people's court to change the clauses, declare the contract partially invalid, invalid in whole or revoke the contract.

You can file a lawsuit directly with the court, and the court will decide on the divorce.

Suing for divorce can also achieve the purpose of divorce.

You can file a divorce lawsuit in accordance with the law.