1, it is generally not illegal to speak loudly in public, and it is improper behavior;
2, after the corresponding management personnel or the people's police tips, exhortations, warnings, but still do not correct and continue to infringe on the interests of the public * *, which is an act of disturbing the public * * order and obstructing social management, and will be subject to administrative punishment.
In some cases, it is illegal to kill people by talking. For example, in public, the two sides use the word "irritating" fiercely to insult and slander the victim, and the victim can't bear the humiliation of personality. If he dies, the actor will bear criminal responsibility.
When someone threatened, he chose to call the police. This alarm behavior is recorded for the first time. If the other party has threatened words, but has not actually committed the crime, the threatened person may first file a case with the public security organ. Once the threatening person really commits any illegal acts, the police will give priority to investigating this person, that is, marking the other party in advance. It is illegal to verbally threaten the personal safety of others. If it is insulting or intimidating others, if the circumstances are bad, it is suspected of provoking trouble. The constitutive requirements of the crime of stirring up trouble include: the subject of this crime is the general subject, and any natural person who has reached the age of 16 and has the ability of criminal responsibility can constitute this crime. The subjective elements of the crime of stirring up trouble can only be constituted by subjective intention. That is, openly flouting national laws and social morality. Its motive is to seek spiritual stimulation and fill spiritual emptiness through the activities of seeking trouble, and the object of this crime is public order. The so-called public order includes the order of public places and the same rules that people should abide by in their lives. The crime of stirring up trouble mostly occurs in public places, and some of it occurs in remote and hidden places, which often causes damage to citizens' personal, personality or public and private property. The crime of picking quarrels and stirring up trouble generally does not infringe on a specific person, personality or public or private property, but mainly points to public order, challenges the whole society and despises socialist morality and the legal system.
Legal basis:
Article 25 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security impairs the social management order and commits any of the following acts from the first to the third, and shall be fined up to 200 yuan or given a warning; One of the fourth to seventh acts shall be fined or given a warning in 50 yuan:
Cultural relics found underground, inland rivers, territorial waters and other places are concealed and not reported;
1. The production of official seals by lettering industry violates management regulations and has not caused serious consequences;
2. Deliberately defacing cultural relics and historical sites under state protection and damaging sculptures in public places, but not serious enough for criminal punishment;
3. Deliberately damaging or moving road signs and traffic signs without authorization;
4. Intentionally damaging street lamps, posting boxes, public telephones or other public facilities, but not serious enough for criminal punishment;
5, in violation of regulations, the destruction of lawns, flowers and trees;
6, in violation of regulations, the use of audio equipment in cities and towns, the volume is too large, affecting the work or rest of the surrounding residents, do not listen to stop. Article 24 Whoever commits one of the following acts that disturb the social management order shall be detained for not more than five days, fined not more than 200 yuan or given a warning:
1, knowingly harboring, destroying or transferring stolen goods, which is not serious enough for criminal punishment, or knowingly purchasing them;
2. Selling tickets such as boat tickets, boat tickets, tickets for cultural performances or sports competitions, but not serious enough for criminal punishment;
3, in violation of the government ban, smoking opium, morphine and other drugs;
4. Using guilds and feudal superstitious activities to disrupt social order, endanger public interests, harm the health of others or defraud property, which is not serious enough for criminal punishment;
5. Stealing another person's motor vehicle;
6. Violating the regulations on the registration of social organizations, engaging in activities in the name of social organizations without registration, or engaging in activities in the name of the original social organizations after being deregistered, explicitly dissolved or banned, which is not serious enough for criminal punishment;
7. Criminals who are controlled according to law, deprived of political rights, or sentenced to probation, parole, medical parole, etc., or who are subject to criminal compulsory measures according to law, violate laws, administrative regulations and relevant supervision and management regulations of the public security department of the State Council, and have not yet constituted a new crime;
8. Pretending to be a state functionary and swindling, which is not serious enough for criminal punishment.
Article 246 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) publicly insults others or fabricates facts to slander others by violence or other means, if the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or deprivation of political rights. The crimes mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall be dealt with only if they are told, except those that seriously endanger social order and national interests. If the victim informs the people's court of the acts specified in the first paragraph through the information network, but it is really difficult to provide evidence, the people's court may request the public security organ to provide assistance.