Yes, photos of injuries could be used as evidence of domestic violence. For example, after being injured, try to take a panoramic photo of the face, and take it when the injury is the most serious. It can prove that he has suffered physical injury, which is a kind of evidence of domestic violence. At the same time, there were also hospital diagnosis certificates, injury appraisals, witness testimonies, mediation records of the police or the Women's Federation, audio and video recordings of the perpetrator's domestic violence, photos and videos of the scene of the beating, letters of guarantee, letters of repentance, etc., which could also be used as evidence to prove the fact that domestic violence had occurred. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
If the perpetrator has no objection to the domestic violence, the perpetrator's statement, the victim's statement, or the witness's testimony can be used as basic evidence; if the perpetrator denied the domestic violence, the victim's statement or the witness's testimony and another kind of supplementary evidence are required. There were eight types of evidence that could be used as supplementary evidence: 1. Audible and visual materials that record the process of domestic violence, such as domestic violence scenes recorded by home surveillance cameras or domestic violence scenes recorded by others with mobile phones. 2. Electronic data such as phone recordings, text messages, instant messaging messages, emails, etc. related to domestic violence, such as the content of the perpetrator's text message threatening the victim, or the quarrels between the two parties about domestic violence in the instant messaging software. 3. Testimony from relatives, friends, neighbors, and other witnesses. If they witnessed the process of domestic violence, their testimony could be used as the basis for identification. 4. Testimony made by a minor child of the party concerned that is appropriate to his age and intelligence. 5. A letter of repentance or guarantee issued by the perpetrator, such as a guarantee written by the perpetrator that he would not commit domestic violence again. 6. The injury appraisal opinion could accurately reflect the degree of injury of the victim and was an important basis for determining the seriousness of domestic violence. 7. The medical records of the medical institution, including the victim's medical records, diagnosis certificates, treatment plans, etc. 8. Records of domestic violence complaints, responses, or requests for help received by relevant departments and units, such as domestic violence complaints received by women's associations, neighborhood committee, village committee, etc. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The child witnessing domestic violence could be used as evidence. If a child witnessed domestic violence, the child could appear in court as a witness to provide witness testimony to prove the existence of domestic violence. The witness should describe in detail the violent acts witnessed and their consequences. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
If there was no evidence of domestic violence to sue for divorce, one could first call the police and obtain evidence such as police records and injury identification; one could also go to the police station to apply for a police certificate when the party involved reported the domestic violence; one could also prove it through live videos or photos of domestic violence (if there was). In addition, the mediation records of the relevant organizations after seeking help from the residents 'committee and the villagers' committee could also be used as evidence. The parties involved had the responsibility to provide evidence for their claims, but if the other party admitted that there was domestic violence during the trial, this part of the facts did not need to be proven. In the case of insufficient evidence, the court could directly mediate the divorce and close the case, or it could also decide the divorce. The novel,"Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
If one wanted to pursue the criminal responsibility of the perpetrator, it was basically impossible to file a case without evidence. However, if the victim only wanted a divorce, they could file a case even if there was no evidence. However, evidence was very important in dealing with domestic violence cases. Only when there was enough evidence could a case be successfully filed to punish the perpetrator. At the same time, if the victim's life was in danger due to domestic violence, the police would take action to protect the victim. The victims could seek help from the police or social welfare agencies. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The basic evidence conditions for the public security organs to determine the facts of domestic violence include: if the perpetrator has no objection to the implementation of domestic violence, the perpetrator's statement, the victim's statement or the witness's testimony is required; if the perpetrator denied the implementation of domestic violence, the victim's statement or the witness's testimony and another kind of supplementary evidence are required. Among them, there were eight types of evidence that could be used as supplementary evidence: 1. Audible materials recording the process of domestic violence; 2. Electronic data such as phone recordings, text messages, instant messaging messages, and emails related to domestic violence; 3. Testimony from relatives, friends, neighbors, and other witnesses; 4. The testimony given by the minor children of the parties concerned is appropriate to their age and intelligence; 5. The letter of repentance or guarantee issued by the perpetrator; 6. Injury appraisal opinion; 7. The medical records of the medical institution; 8. Records of complaints, responses, or requests for help received by relevant departments and units. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The following types of evidence were more useful in domestic violence cases: 1. ** Evidence related to the police report **: The police report is very important. For example, the police report, the interrogation record, the warning letter, the personal protection order, and other documents can prove that the domestic violence incident has been dealt with by the police. 2. ** Medical-related evidence **: Including hospital diagnosis, medical records, examination reports, treatment records, X-rays, CT scans, etc., which can prove the injuries suffered by the victim. 3. ** Picture and video evidence **: A photo or video of the victim being abused, which can directly show the domestic violence and the injury of the victim. 4. ** Testimony of Witnesses **: The testimony of neighbors, relatives, property management and other related personnel after witnessing domestic violence is valuable. If domestic violence involves underage family members, their testimony can also be used if effective measures are taken to avoid harm to the underage. If some witnesses are unwilling to testify in court, they can apply to the court to investigate the testimony of the relevant witnesses. 5. ** Self-admission materials of the perpetrator **: For example, a letter of commitment, guarantee, and repentance written by the perpetrator, indicating that he or she admitted to the act of violence. 6. ** Communication records **: If domestic violence involves verbal abuse, intimidation, and other verbal violence on electronic devices, communication records such as text messages, social media chat records, and emails can be used as evidence. 7. ** Institution mediation record **: When the victim asks for help from the Women's Federation, the People's mediation organization, the neighborhood committee or the village committee, the public security organ, or other organizations, the relevant certificates or written records can be used as evidence. 8. ** Victimist's statement **: The victim's statement of the time, place, method, frequency, and specific acts of violence can also be used as evidence. 9. ** Physical evidence **: For example, bloody clothes, broken teeth, pulled hair, torn clothes, and weapons used by the perpetrator such as knives, needles, iron bars, wooden sticks, stones, etc. Keeping these documentary evidence and physical evidence can also help prove the facts of domestic violence. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
In the absence of sufficient evidence to prove the existence of domestic violence, it was difficult for the law to directly make a judgment. Because the legal conviction needed to be based on conclusive evidence, only suspicion or indirect signs were usually not enough to determine the crime of domestic violence. However, if there were some relevant evidence clues, such as medical records of medical institutions (including the diagnosis of physical injuries, etc.), witness testimony (such as neighbors, relatives and friends witnessing the domestic violence process), surveillance videos, etc., even if the evidence was not directly conclusive, it could be used as an important basis for the investigation of the case. In judicial practice, the police would conduct a detailed investigation of the report and collect all kinds of possible evidence. If further investigation and evidence collection could prove that domestic violence did exist and that it met the sentencing standards stipulated by the law, then the corresponding sentence and punishment would be made according to law. The novel,"Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The following evidence is needed to sue for domestic violence and divorce: 1. Marriage certificate or certificate from the marriage registration office; 2. Evidence of domestic violence, such as: - photos of injuries (wounds, bruises, etc.); - Hospital diagnosis certificate, injury appraisal; - Witnesses 'testimonies (neighbors who have seen or heard the whole or part of the domestic violence, neighbors, relatives, friends who witnessed the domestic violence, or staff who participated in mediation after the incident, etc.); - The mediation records of the police or the government or social organizations such as the Women's Federation, the mediation records of the village (neighborhood) committee and the Women's Federation, and the police records of the police station; - The letter of guarantee and commitment written by the perpetrator; - photos of wounds after domestic violence, bloody clothes, weapons used for violence, photos of the scene after violence, etc.; 3. Proof of the house (certificate of property ownership, lease contract, certificate or suggestions of the property owner on the lease relationship); 4. Proof of the child's status (the child's birth certificate, household registration certificate, the conditions of both husband and wife, and the proof of which party the child is willing to live with); 5. Evidence of the couple's property list. The novel,"Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
If the perpetrator has no objection to the implementation of domestic violence, the perpetrator's statement, the victim's statement or the witness's testimony can be used as basic evidence; if the perpetrator denied the implementation of domestic violence, the victim's statement or the witness's testimony plus a supplementary evidence can prove the fact of domestic violence. The types of supplementary evidence include audio and visual materials recording the process of domestic violence, electronic data such as phone recordings, text messages, instant messaging messages, emails, etc. related to domestic violence, testimony of witnesses such as relatives, friends, and neighbors, testimony made by minor children of the parties concerned that is appropriate for their age and intelligence, repentance or guarantee issued by the perpetrator, injury appraisal opinions, medical records of medical institutions, and complaints, responses, or requests for help received by relevant departments and units. In addition, police records, police station records, warnings or administrative punishment letters issued by the police, medical certificates issued by hospitals, treatment cases, medical bills, films, injury examination forms, etc. could also be used as evidence of domestic violence. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Only photos as evidence were not enough for a domestic violence divorce. The following evidence can also be collected for a domestic violence divorce: 1. Pay attention to keeping the repentance written by the perpetrator after domestic violence; 2. Evidence of complaints to the Women's Federation and other institutions, evidence of mediation by the neighborhood committee and other departments; 3. The police report after suffering domestic violence and the recommendation letter issued by the public security organ; 4. The diagnosis certificate and appraisal certificate from the hospital; 5. If there are eyewitnesses, they can persuade the witnesses to testify in court or extract their testimony. 6. The letter of repentance or guarantee issued by the defendant; 7. Audible and visual materials recording the occurrence or resolution of domestic violence; 8. Phone recordings, text messages, instant messaging messages, emails, etc. between the defendant and the applicants or their close relatives; 9. The medical records of the medical institution; 10. Records of complaints, responses, or requests for help received by the units where the applicants or the applicants belong, the civil affairs departments, the resident committee, the village committee, the women's federation, the disabled persons 'federation, the minor protection organization, the elderly organization established according to law, the rescue management agency, the anti-domestic violence social welfare agency, and other units; 11. Testimony provided by a minor child that is appropriate to his age and intelligence, or testimony from relatives, friends, neighbors, and other witnesses; 12. The injury appraisal opinion. The novel," Deaths from domestic violence, I went crazy from the bullet comments ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!