Can my husband go to drink wine when he is in prison?

My husband can't go to drink wine when he's in prison, because he can't go out and drink wine.

Of course you can, you have to go on, live freely, and look up, you are already very good. It's just that people in society must be prepared to abide by social rules, and they must be mentally prepared to be looked at by others with strange eyes.

As long as you are strong in your heart, nothing else is a matter except life and death.

In this case, it is not possible to go. You can't go to prison unless a special application is granted

Absolutely, I mean in the case of execution outside of prison. You can't serve your sentence in prison.

If your husband is in jail, I suggest that you do not go because it will have a bad impact on the main family.

Personally, I think that it has nothing to do with your husband going to prison and you going to drink happy wine, you can't just because your husband is in prison you don't deal with all your relatives, friends and colleagues.

No. Unless a special application is approved.

Generally, you can't go to drink wedding wine. You can apply to the prison to try it.

If you are in prison, you will not be able to drink wine if you are deprived of your rights.

OK. As long as your husband is not afraid of being shot dead on the spot when he escapes from prison.

How can I drink wine when I am in prison? Obediently reform in the Public Security Bureau, you still want to drink happy wine, come out and drink it again!

No matter what disasters you encounter, life always has to be lived, adjust your heart, do everything well, and go to the happy bar.

Intentionally destroying someone else's family will go to jail if she is guilty of bigamy;

The object of the offence is monogamous marriage. Monogamy is a principle stipulated in China's Marriage Law, and bigamy undermines China's socialist marriage and family system and must be criminally punished.

2) Objective elements.

The objective aspect of this crime is that the perpetrator must have bigamy. That is, if a person who has a spouse marries another person, or marries another person knowing that he has a spouse, he commits the crime of bigamy.

The so-called spouse refers to a person who has a wife and a woman has a husband, and the relationship between husband and wife is still existing without legal procedures. If the relationship has been dissolved, or if the relationship has disappeared naturally due to the death of one of the spouses, i.e. it is no longer a person who has a spouse. The so-called marriage with another person includes a marriage registered by law by fraud and a de facto marriage without marriage registration but living together as husband and wife. The so-called "marrying another person knowing that he or she has a spouse" refers to a person who knows that the other person has a spouse and deliberately marries him (including a registered marriage or a de facto marriage) even though he or she does not have a spouse.

Such an act is an act of intentional destruction of another person's marriage.

In fact, according to the experience of judicial practice, there are mainly the following types of bigamy:

1. Registered marriage with spouse and regalia with another person and bigamy, that is, bigamy of two legal marriages. There are cases where a person with a spouse registers his marriage with another person, there are cases where a bigamist deceives the marriage registration office to obtain a marriage certificate, and there are also cases where a bigamist colludes with the staff of the registration office to cheat on each other to obtain a marriage certificate.

2. Registering a marriage with the original spouse, and living together as a husband and wife without registering with another person and bigamy, this is a de facto marriage type after a legal marriage.

3. Bigamy with neither the spouse nor the other person who has not registered the marriage, but the cohabitation with the spouse and the other person in succession or at the same time as husband and wife is bigamy, that is, the bigamy of two de facto marriages.

4. Living together as husband and wife without registering with the original spouse, and then marrying another person and bigamy, this is the legal marriage type after the de facto marriage.

5. There is no spouse, but the other party knows that the other party has a spouse and has a registered marriage or cohabitation as husband and wife and bigamy.

Those who commit this crime are to be sentenced to up to two years imprisonment or short-term detention.

I won't go to jail, this is a moral issue, is this intentional sabotage of yours a third-party problem? This kind of thing is not protected by law, unless it is illegal cohabitation, and will be punished by the corresponding law. You can't go to jail.

If a man and a woman do not have a marriage certificate, they can only be in a cohabitation relationship, which is not protected by law. During this period, the man went to prison, and the woman found a new man, and this man was not considered illegal.

I didn't find gentleness, but I lived in the south for many years, and I went to the woman and looked for it again, someone helped me, please ask the man who destroyed the family and was tired and legally responsible, and he didn't have a marriage certificate, but in the middle of his life, he came to the south again and went to the woman, and he found someone to help again.

If they do not have a marriage certificate, they are not legally married, and they are not protected by the law, and the man is in prison for personal reasons, and the woman can find happiness.

In accordance with the provisions of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China and the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, the teacher committed domestic violence against his spouse and caused the harmful consequences of minor injuries, which constituted a crime and was convicted and sentenced in accordance with the law!

According to the "Teachers Law of the People's Republic of China", teachers should abide by the Constitution, laws and professional ethics, and should have good ideology and morality.

The image of a teacher is very important, as a teacher, engaged in the most brilliant career under the sun, we do not require them to do their best and die, all as an example, but there is one thing that should be satisfied, that is, abide by the constitution and laws!

Of course, the Teacher Law does not explicitly say no, if the teacher can correct his mistakes after being released from prison and actively work hard to become a new person, it cannot be ruled out that he can be a people's teacher again, and the law will not apply retroactively!

can be sentenced; Discharge from prison at the end of the sentence does not affect the continuation of the teacher's tenure, and the Teachers Law does not stipulate that a person who has been criminally punished for a crime cannot become a teacher.

Hurt his wife's personal safety. Naturally, there is a sentence; Basically, education and detention for a few days.

Of course, he will continue to teach after he is released from prison, but most parents should not let their children teach after hearing about this.

Of course, it can be, it's just a matter of whether there is a school to hire or not.

Although LS said so, it is a question of whether other schools want you, and now that the competition is so fierce, which school will want someone with a criminal record to ......Besides, no matter how bad a woman is, no matter how cheap she is, it's too much to hurt others......

There is no crime of family abandonment in Chinese law, and the object of the crime of abandonment is limited to family members who are old, young, sick or otherwise incapable of living independently. The constitutive condition for the crime of abandonment is that the perpetrator must have an obligation to support him, and the perpetrator must be able to afford it but refuse to support him, and the circumstances reach the level of heinousness, before the crime is constituted.

Legal basis: Article 261 of the Criminal Law The crime of abandonment refers to the act of refusing to support a person who is old, young, sick or otherwise incapable of independent living, and the circumstances are heinous.

This crime is objectively manifested as the elderly, young, sick, or other family members who do not have the ability to live independently, and refuse to support them when they should be supported, and the circumstances are heinous. The so-called elderly, young, sick or other family members who are unable to live independently refer to those who have the following conditions in the family members:

1) Due to old age, disability, illness and other reasons, loss of working ability, no livelihood**;

3) If there is no ability to live independently due to young age or mental retardation, the problem of abandonment will not occur except for family members with such circumstances.

According to the experience of judicial practice, the heinous circumstances of abandonment refer to: serious injury or death of the victim as a result of abandonment; The victim has no means of livelihood due to abandonment, is displaced, and is forced to beg on the street; The victim is cornered and forced to commit suicide due to abandonment; The perpetrator refuses to make corrections after repeated education, putting the victim's life in a dangerous situation; The means of abandonment are very bad (e.g., in the process of abandonment, there are beatings, scolding, and abusive behaviors) and so on.

The crime of abandonment (Article 261 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China) refers to the refusal to support a person who is old, young, sick or otherwise incapable of independent living, and the circumstances are heinous, and the sentence is up to five years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release.

According to this article, the crime of abandonment refers to the act of refusing to support a person who is old, young, sick or otherwise incapable of independent living, and the circumstances are heinous. The crime of desertion is committed against a person who is old, young, sick or otherwise incapable of independent living. The term "inability to live independently" here refers to the lack of or loss of the ability to work, the need for financial support from others, or the need for others to take care of oneself despite economic income.

The subject of the crime of abandonment refers to a person who has an obligation to support the above-mentioned objects. The "obligation to support" as provided for herein refers to the obligation that the perpetrator has in accordance with law to provide, care for, or assist the above-mentioned dependents in the economic and living methods for the elderly, young, sick, or other persons who are unable to live independently, so as to maintain their normal lives. The dependency relationship mainly includes the following aspects:

Husbands and wives have the obligation to support each other; Parents have an obligation to support and educate their children; Children have the obligation to support their parents; Adoptive parents and adoptive children, stepparents and stepchildren have the obligation to support each other; Grandparents who can afford it have an obligation to support their minor grandchildren whose parents have died; Grandchildren who can afford it have an obligation to support their grandparents who have died; Older siblings who can afford it have the obligation to support minor siblings whose parents have died or whose parents are unable to support them, etc. The subject of the crime of abandonment is a person who has the obligation to support, and if there is no obligation to support a person who is unable to live independently, there is no question of refusal to support, and this crime cannot be constituted. This crime is objectively manifested in the refusal to support due to the obligation to support.

As a result of the perpetrator's failure to perform his or her legal obligations, the dependents are denied financial security or necessary care and assistance in their daily lives, and their lives and health are seriously threatened and harmed. According to this article, the perpetrator of abandonment must be aggravated in order to constitute an offence. This is one of the important lines of demarcation between the crime and the non-crime.

The "heinous circumstances" provided for here mainly refer to serious consequences such as serious injury or death of the victim as a result of abandonment; Repeated abandonment; or the means of abandonment, the circumstances are particularly heinous, and so on. In accordance with the provisions of this article, whoever commits the crime of abandonment shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, short-term detention or controlled release.

The circumstances are serious enough to constitute a crime and there is a possibility of imprisonment.

Once it is implemented or reported, the circumstances of the family member's crime are concealed from the organization, and the party's political trial is not passed.

If it's not a parent.

No consequences. It doesn't matter.

My father is generally in prison when he joins the army, is promoted, goes to military school, and participates in the public procuratorate, law, and political trial, which will affect two generations. If your husband's cousin goes to jail, it will not affect your child's schooling. Because it is not an immediate family, it is no longer in the scope.

It doesn't affect much, it won't affect your children's study, it's your relatives and not your immediate family, and it doesn't matter if someone else is in prison and your child is studying, as long as you study hard and work hard, abide by the law, everything doesn't matter.

It could affect two generations! So that's it. That's what it is. Cultivation of personality. Very important.

Who has been in prison, if my father has been in prison, the normal two generations will have an impact, unless some national positions, ** public institutions, such as civil servants, public institutions will have an impact, and others should have little impact.

I think that one person does things, one person does, whether it is your father or uncle, who has been in prison or prison, it will not have much impact on the inside, as long as you do your best and don't do anything illegal and undisciplined, it doesn't matter, it doesn't have much impact on your children, cultivate your children well, and let him become the pillars of the country.

A father's imprisonment should affect three generations, and a brother who is not your husband should have little impact.

Two generations, the third generation is basically unaffected.

Hello! It is a fact that the junior destroys the family, but this is only a moral matter and does not violate the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, so if the junior does not have other illegal and criminal acts, he will not go to prison. Thanks for reading!

Unless your husband and mistress live together as husband and wife. Otherwise, you will be angry! Nothing can be done.

can tell you clearly.

There is no such legal provision.

After all, your own family.

If it's not for her husband's problem.

How can you blame someone else.

Dear, it's better to settle such a matter privately