What should a father in law do if he cuts someone else and his children are injured?

As children, they have to come forward to solve the problem for the elderly.

The child can only compensate and obtain the understanding of the other party to reduce the punishment.

The child should come to the door to apologize, negotiate the medical expenses, and the lost work expenses, and solve the problem.

The first is to understand the cause of the incident, but in any case, it is not right to cut someone. It's better to lose money in private chats. Or you have to go to court.

The father-in-law has been suspected of a criminal offense and will be subject to corresponding criminal penalties.

The father-in-law should plead guilty to the law, and the children should contact the injured and their relatives as soon as possible, send them to the hospital** and actively compensate them, so as to obtain the forgiveness of the victim and their relatives and obtain a letter of understanding as the basis for the court to leniency or reduce the punishment when sentencing.

Big things are turned into small things, small things are turned into small things, things are calm, and harmony is precious.

The father-in-law slashed someone else, and the children should go to the victim's family compensation as soon as possible to forgive them, and you try to solve it privately.

The father-in-law slashed someone else, and the child should actively deal with this matter. Visit the patient in the hospital to seek their understanding. Slashing is definitely a criminal offense.

No matter what the reason for the father-in-law to cut someone else, it is always wrong, and the child should take the initiative to pay for the medical expenses, take the initiative to go to the Mo'an organ to report the case, and let the public security organ come forward to solve the problem, which can reduce the criminal responsibility of the father-in-law.

If the father-in-law cuts someone else, what should the children do? Parents and fathers-in-law cut others, first of all, this is not right, they have already violated the law, they should go to the police station to surrender and negotiate with the other party, send the patient to the hospital, and strive for the other party's understanding, so that the follow-up problems can be properly handled.

This is an intentional injury, and it is enough to follow the judicial process.

The children should apologize and negotiate that they can go to the hospital for treatment.

The children should take more care of the elderly, and come forward to negotiate compensation and take responsibility.

Summary. If minor injuries are caused, the crime of intentional injury is suspected, and a sentence of up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention, or controlled release shall be given in accordance with provisions. A suspended sentence may be imposed if a letter of forgiveness from the victim is obtained.

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If minor injuries are caused and the crime of intentional injury is suspected, a sentence of three liters of imprisonment shall be imposed in accordance with regulations, criminal detention or controlled release. If the victim gets a letter of forgiveness, he can be given a suspended sentence.

Good. It's the son-in-law's fault.

It can be proposed, as appropriate.

Reduced sentences.

This is a very typical case of civil disputes. In law, your mother-in-law has committed a crime and committed the crime of intentionally harming the life of another person, and she may be held criminally liable, not just civil liability. Your wife and her brother are accomplices, and the pregnant woman can be treated with probation.

His brother's knife is more responsible.

I read your description and felt extremely helpless. This is a society governed by the rule of law, where law and morality co-govern. You can do things without the law when you have a dispute in your family, but have you never considered the condemnation of moral speech?

I don't want to say whether your wife and her family have committed a crime or not, what I want to say is that your wife and her family have no sense of morality! This is very terrible, if people have no moral heart, what is the difference between them and animals?

Filial piety comes first, and if you are not filial, you will want to put your elders to death. This is intolerable.

I think that such a wife is a beast without a moral heart, it is a mistake for you to marry such an animal, how can you still have children, if you have a mother, you must have a son, and your mother-in-law gave birth to your wife,,, which is a good proof. If you don't want your children and grandchildren to be reduced to beasts, get a divorce as soon as possible.

Don't say that the child has anything to do with you, because the child will always be closest to the mother. It will also be towards the mother.

Family conflicts can be resolved through negotiation, but it is definitely not right to hit someone.

If the elderly are not mentally ill and cannot recognize their own behavior, after slashing others, they may be held accountable for administrative or criminal responsibility according to the injuries of the other person.

Regarding the responsibility of children, whether the elderly are normal or mentally ill, the children, as the guardians of the elderly, should bear the civil liability for the damage caused to the victim by the elderly's behavior!

Article 234:[Crime of Intentional Injury]Whoever intentionally harms the body of another person shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention or controlled release.

Whoever commits the crime in the preceding paragraph, causing serious injury, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years; Whoever causes death or seriously injures a person by especially cruel means, causing serious disability, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years, life imprisonment, or death. Where this Law provides otherwise, follow those provisions.

Whether or not to impose a suspended sentence depends on whether the victim's forgiveness has been obtained, whether compensation has been made, and whether the guilty plea has been made.