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Anonymous users2024-01-24This behavior has not yet reached the point of breaking the law, and it should be noted that there are prerequisites for the rights you have in the law, and you must first safeguard the rights of others before you can enjoy the corresponding rights, take your example as an example, first assume that the conditions for violating the law are indeed enough, if the teacher violates the law, then you must first abide by the law, for example, you are here to violate the normal right to education of others, or interfere with the social order.
Of course, your behavior is not enough to break the law, and the teacher is not illegal.
Probably not Because he s a teacher after all.Besides,it s your fault that you don t do your homework,but it just makes you remember it longer.If you
This should not be counted, it can only be the school rules, which is similar to giving a punishment or going home to reflect.
It's up to you, hehe.
In accordance with article 39 of the Constitution, the homes of citizens of the People's Republic of China are inviolable. It is forbidden to unlawfully search or unlawfully invade the homes of citizens. That is, the inviolability of citizens' homes is a basic right of citizens, which is as important as citizens' rights to personal liberty and personal dignity, and is equally protected by law. >>>More
There is no compensation, and this kind of thing should be made clear when it starts