In Chongqing, when a man was soliciting prostitution, he wanted to kiss him many times, but the woman sternly refused. The man was annoyed
In Chongqing, a case of a man beating a woman after being refused to solicit prostitution has raised eyebrows. The woman, Meng, rented a room to receive guests, but after agreeing on the price with Zheng, she was beaten for refusing to kiss. In fear, Meng stabbed Zheng with a knife in self-defense, causing Zheng to be seriously injured and killed.
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Excessive defence is a topic that has attracted much attention in the field of law and ethics. It refers to the act of defence in the course of justifiable self-defense that exceeds the necessary limit and causes unnecessary damage.
The appearance of excessive defense is often the result of emotional excitement and nervousness when people are faced with a critical situation. In such cases, people's judgment and self-control may be affected, leading to excessive defensive behavior. However, over-defense is not entirely inevitable.
We should raise our awareness of self-protection and try to avoid being in dangerous situations. For example, strengthen safety precautions, avoid walking alone at night, etc. We need to stay calm and sensible, and not be swayed by emotions when faced with danger. Although it will not be easy, only by staying calm will we be able to better judge the situation and take appropriate defensive measures.
At the legal level, the identification and handling of excessive defense also need to be cautious. While protecting the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, the law should also prevent the occurrence of excessive defense. This requires the judicial organs to give full consideration to the specific circumstances of the case, including the nature and extent of the danger and the psychological state of the defender when hearing the relevant case.
Perpetrators of excessive self-defense should also be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. If the act is motivated by instinctive self-protection and there is no obvious fault, appropriate mitigating or mitigating punishment should be given. If the perpetrator is obviously at fault, or deliberately uses excessive defense to achieve other goals, he should bear corresponding legal responsibility in accordance with the law.
Excessive defense is a complex issue that requires us to think and explore from multiple angles. In daily life, we should raise our awareness of self-protection, stay calm and rational, and avoid excessive defense. At the legal level, judicial organs should accurately identify and handle cases of excessive defense, protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, and safeguard social fairness and justice.