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The legal responsibilities of education include
The legal responsibility of education includes the following contents:

I. Administrative legal responsibility

It refers to the legal consequences that the subject of administrative legal relationship should bear in violation of administrative laws and regulations. Because the education law has the nature of administrative law, administrative legal responsibility is the most important form of legal responsibility for violating the education law. Administrative punishment refers to the administrative punishment that GJXZ organs impose on organizations or individuals who violate administrative regulations according to law.

Two, civil liability refers to the legal consequences of the actor due to civil violations.

Article 106 of the General Principles of the Civil Law stipulates: "A citizen or legal person who violates a contract or fails to perform other obligations shall bear civil liability. Citizens and legal persons who infringe upon GJ collective property or other people's property or person through fault shall bear civil liability. If there is no fault, but the law stipulates that it should bear civil liability, it should bear civil liability. " Therefore, we can see that the subjects of civil liability are citizens and legal persons. Typical civil torts are breach of contract and tort.

Three, criminal legal responsibility refers to the legal consequences that the actor should bear in criminal violations.

Investigating the criminal legal responsibility of education is the most severe legal sanction against those who violate the education law.

The subject of education law

1, natural person: individual subject. Citizens are the most basic and absolutely dominant subjects among natural people. Such as teachers, students, parents and other citizens.

2. Collective subjects: There are two kinds. One is state organs, including power organs, administrative organs, judicial organs and procuratorial organs. Activities within the scope of its functions and powers can become the main body of constitutional relations, administrative relations, procedural relations and other legal relations; The other is social organizations, such as social organizations, enterprises and institutions.

3. State: As a whole, the state is a participant in some important educational legal relations, which can be the subject of state ownership relations, criminal law relations and international law relations. The subject of educational legal relationship refers to the participants or parties in educational legal relationship, who enjoy rights and undertake obligations in educational legal relationship. The party who enjoys the right is called the obligee, and the party who assumes the obligation is called the obligor.