Why domestic violence cannot be charged with intentional injury

Hello, this depends on the seriousness of the circumstances. Whether domestic violence is illegal or not, if the circumstances are serious, it constitutes a crime. According to the crimes stipulated in the Criminal Law, according to the type of behavior, domestic violence mainly includes the following crimes: intentional injury, abuse, abandonment, and violent interference with the freedom of marriage.

The crime of intentional injury means that the victim must suffer injuries that meet the statutory injury standards, including minor injuries and serious injuries. The crime of abuse refers to the physical and mental destruction and torture of family members who live together with the sex, often using means such as beating, freezing and starving, confinement, forced overload labor, denial of treatment for illness, restriction of freedom, abuse of personality, etc. The circumstances are egregious. Behavior. The crime of abandonment refers to the act of refusing to support an old, young, sick or other person who has no ability to live independently, and the circumstances are abominable. The crime of violent interference with freedom of marriage refers to the act of interfering with other people's freedom of marriage and divorce by violent means. Domestic violence refers to the domestic violence committed by one spouse against the other. For this kind of behavior, as long as the crime is serious, the criminal law will bear responsibility; and the judgment of the crime will also be based on the severity of the case. In this way, the case is handled Only with a legal basis can the criminals be punished accordingly