1. Can I sue for school violence?
Of course you can sue. Sue to the court, is to ask the offender to compensate the losses caused by the injured students. Such things should be handled by the public security first, fined, detained, etc. Administrative punishment is now given. Then, let's talk about compensation. The civil procedure of campus violence can be implemented with reference to the general civil procedure.
1, sue, that is, file a complaint with a court with jurisdiction.
2. Filing a case for review
(1) If it meets the conditions for filing a case, notify the parties to pay the legal fees within 7 days, and file a case after paying the fees; If it does not meet the conditions for filing a case, it shall be ruled inadmissible.
(2) Those who refuse to accept the decision to dismiss the prosecution shall appeal to the Higher People's Court within 10 days.
(3) After the court accepts the case, it will send a copy of the complaint to the other party within 5 days, and the other party will reply within 15 days, and notify both parties to exchange evidence. According to the application of the parties, the court may make a ruling on property preservation and immediately start execution.
3. Arrange the court session time
Notify the parties of the time, place and undertaker of the court session 3 days in advance; The public hearing of the case will be announced three days in advance.
2. What is the responsibility of the violent party on campus?
1, criminal responsibility
There are also some students who think they are minors and do not have to bear criminal responsibility even if they commit crimes. We know that according to the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law, people who have reached the age of 16 should bear criminal responsibility for committing crimes. A person who has reached the age of 14 but under the age of 16 commits the crime of intentional homicide, intentional injury, serious injury or death, rape, robbery, drug trafficking, arson, explosion and poisoning, and shall bear criminal responsibility. If the perpetrators of school violence reach the legal age, the court should punish the suspects to safeguard the fairness and justice of the law. China's criminal procedure law adopts the principle of state prosecution, and the prosecutor brings a public prosecution to the court on behalf of the state.
2. Civil liability
Whoever intentionally or negligently infringes upon the personal rights and property rights of others shall be liable for damages according to law. Compensation for damages caused by tort is called civil liability. Civil liability aims to protect the victim's body and property from illegal infringement.
Article 179 of the Civil Code (implemented from 2002 1 to1) infringes on others and causes personal injury, it shall compensate for medical expenses, nursing expenses, transportation expenses, nutrition expenses, hospital food subsidies, reduced income due to absenteeism and other reasonable expenses for treatment and rehabilitation. If it causes disability, it shall also compensate for the cost of assistive devices and disability compensation; If death is caused, funeral expenses and death compensation shall also be paid.
To sum up, campus violence has its own characteristics, and the infringer is relatively young in this kind of personal injury. Some cases of school violence cause students to be injured, and the parents of the victims can sue each other in court. This is a civil tort, and parents can ask the other party to compensate for medical expenses, nursing expenses and mental damages. In this way, we should pay attention to a statute of limitations, and the latest stipulation is three years.
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