Recently, the female teacher of No. 3 Middle School in Xinzheng City, Henan Province died unexpectedly after finishing online classes at home. Her daughter said that her mother had been maliciously interfered with many times in the live webcast before her death. In the afternoon of November 2, the local education bureau issued a circular saying that the public security organ had filed a case for investigation. Previously, according to media reports, "online class intrusion" has occurred in many places. Lawyers said that invading online classes and disturbing the order of online classes would not only bear criminal liability, but also bear civil tort liability. Experts believe that the underlying reason behind this kind of phenomenon is that some students and parents have taken advantage of their dissatisfaction with online classes to incite negative emotions, which should be paid attention to. The picture shows the information bulletin issued by Xinzheng Municipal Education Bureau Source: Weibo @ Xinzheng released that "online class intrusion" has occurred in many places, "disturbing the order of the live class with various nasty means, ignoring my mother's repeated dissuasion and discipline, repeatedly stimulating my mother through voice abuse, sharing the screen to interfere with the courseware projection, and finally my mother exited the live class with emotion and tears." In the early morning of November 2, a netizen posted an article on his microblog saying that his mother had experienced online violence during her online classes, and said that in mid October, affected by the epidemic, all high schools in Xinzheng City changed to live online classes. "It was also at this time that the online violence that killed my mother had begun.". At about 5:00 p.m. on November 2, Xinzheng Municipal Education Bureau released a circular saying that on October 28, Liu Hanbo, a teacher of Xinzheng No. 3 Middle School, died unexpectedly after finishing online classes at home. After the investigation and feedback of the public security organ, the possibility of criminal cases is ruled out. In response to the online rumor that Liu Hanbo's teacher was involved in an online violence, the public security organ has filed a case for investigation, and the investigation results will be released to the public at the first time. According to the previous report of Red Star News, many students have encountered similar situations in the process of online classes, which is also called "online class explosion". Social groups such as "online class blasting", "blasting group" and "no online class" can also be found on the social platform, which are diverse in content and large in number, including live broadcast of obscene videos, insulting teachers and students, etc. Shenzhen, Tianjin and other local network police have spoken through microblogs, saying they are concerned about the phenomenon of online class intrusion. Lawyer: Fu Jian, the director of Henan Zejin Law Firm, who is suspected of causing trouble and insulting by "online class intrusion", said to China News Network that, according to the relevant interpretation, "cyberspace" belongs to "public places", insulting teachers in cyberspace and disturbing teaching order belong to disturbing public order, which requires criminal responsibility. He mentioned that Article 293 of the Criminal Law stipulates that acts of provocation include making trouble in public places and causing serious disorder in public places. "Entering the online class room without permission, disturbing the online class order, disturbing the meeting order, and causing serious consequences, constitutes the crime." "It may also constitute an insult." Fu Jian said that in the online public environment, joining the classroom without permission and publicly insulting teachers has constituted "publicly insulting others in other ways". Even if there are no serious consequences, his behavior is still illegal, and he can still be punished according to the regulations on public security management. According to the provisions of the Law on Administrative Penalties for Public Security, a detention of less than 5 days or a fine of less than 500 yuan shall be imposed; If the circumstances are serious, the punishment will be 5 to 10 days