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Whether a fight constitutes criminal detention depends on the seriousness of the circumstances. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security, minor fights may only be subject to administrative detention or fines, and are not criminal. If gang fighting and other serious situations are involved, the detention period can reach 15 days, accompanied by a fine, but it is still a public security punishment. Only when the act constitutes a criminal offence such as intentional injury, can it lead to criminal detention.
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Deliberately damaging or destroying other people's property, worth more than 3000 yuan, constitutes a public security case. If the circumstances are different, the victim may face administrative detention and a fine (up to 15 days, 1000 yuan). If the circumstances are serious, such as heavy losses, bad means or framing others, the criminal law may be violated. Adults over the age of 16 are responsible. For minor violations, Article 49 of the Law on Administrative Penalties for Public Security shall apply.
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Our civil code stipulates that the time limit for safeguarding rights in civil disputes is three years, starting from the date when the injured party is aware or should know that the rights and interests are damaged and the responsible party is responsible. The time limit for arbitration of labor disputes is one year, counting from the date of infringement of rights and interests. Those who are dissatisfied with the arbitration award shall file a lawsuit with the court within 15 days after receiving the award.
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Under specific conditions, the court of second instance may review the judgment of first instance on its own initiative, regardless of whether the parties appeal or not. If the judgment of the first instance violates the laws and regulations, the facts are found to be seriously wrong or the evidence is insufficient, or the plaintiff's unfounded claims are supported, the court has the right to revoke, remand or directly change the judgment according to law. This is aimed at safeguarding the rights and interests of the state, society and others, and ensuring judicial fairness.
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