Things worth 10,000 yuan were stolen by teenagers under the age of 14, and parents don t care, what

1. What the police station said is not wrong, for a child under the age of 14, there is no criminal responsibility for the crime, no administrative responsibility for the violation, but the civil liability for compensation should be borne by the guardian.

2. "How can I protect my legitimate rights and interests":

1) It is possible to sue his parents for compensation.

2) If he steals repeatedly, he can also request to the police station to re-educate him through labor and ask his parents to strictly discipline him.

3. "If he sues his guardian, what is the specific procedure?" Give the details point":

1) Write a good complaint: There is a template on the Internet, just write it yourself, the main thing is the litigation claim (your request is to compensate you for the loss of the stolen items, let the defendant bear the litigation costs, and write the specific amount about the loss of your lost items). The facts and reasons section directly write the facts of your theft, ask the court to investigate the other party's responsibility according to the law, and compensate you for your losses.

2) After writing the complaint, bring your ID card, the complaint, and the relevant evidence of the lost items to the case filing division of the court to request the filing of the case.

3) When filing a lawsuit, he usually goes to the basic court where his father's household registration is located, but if his father has been working outside the home for more than one year, he can also file a lawsuit at the basic court where he works.

4. It is recommended that you do not sue until the last step, and go directly to his father to negotiate compensation, go to his place of work to find it, or to negotiate compensation with his father when he goes home, and then sue when the negotiation fails.

5. In addition, if you are under the age of 18 and are in school, your parents should be sued as your legal ** person.

You can go to court and sue his parents.

Minors secretly take the money from the family, although it is illegal, but there will be any parent who will send their children to the police station, only strengthen the education of the child, to make him realize that he can't secretly take the family's money without saying hello, if he develops a habit, after taking the family's and then take someone else's, it is a thief, and it will be sentenced.

Minors stealing 1,900 yuan from their parents is not considered a crime, it is an internal matter of the family. It's not a crime. As for using money with classmates to go shopping and playing, you can communicate and negotiate with your classmates' parents to solve it, and don't affect the relationship between the two families, after all, they are still minors, and they do not have the capacity for civil conduct, so they are not considered to be a crime.

FYI.

Minors stealing their own money or property or other people's money and property are considered to be crimes, but the consequences are to be paid by the parents, and the dirty money and dirty things are returned, and the ideological education of minors is strengthened.

Of course, this is a crime, but he is a minor, and he is taking his own family's money, it is best for parents to criticize and educate, and not to make a big fuss, which will have a bad impact on him, after all, he is still young.

Legal analysis: Children who have reached the age of 14 steal things, in accordance with the provisions of the "People's Republic of China Public Security Administration Punishment Law", the punishment will be mitigated or reduced. Children under the age of 14 who steal things are not punished, but their guardians shall be ordered to strictly discipline them.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments" Article 12: Where a person who has reached the age of 14 but is not yet 18 years old violates the administration of public security, the punishment shall be mitigated or commuted; Where persons under the age of 14 violate the administration of public security, they are not to be punished, but their guardians shall be ordered to strictly discipline them.