Is it a crime to laugh people to death? What kind of crime is it?

1. Legally speaking, for example, knowing that the other person has a bad heart or other related diseases, deliberately making others laugh or angry, and then getting sick and dying, it is suspected of intentional homicide; This is a criminal offence.

2. If you don't know that the other person has related diseases and there is no provision in the law, it is illegal to laugh at the deceased unintentionally, so this case is not illegal. There is no legal responsibility unless you know that the other person has physical problems and deliberately tells jokes to kill people.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Tort Liability Law stipulates that an actor who infringes upon the civil rights and interests of others due to his fault shall bear tort liability. In this case, telling a joke is not wrong. So it's not infringement. Telling jokes is not harmful to society, so it is not a crime. But if it is malicious, knowing that others will have problems laughing, it is a crime to do so on purpose. Supplementary materials: About legal liability, including civil liability and criminal liability to individuals. Generally speaking, civil liability is caused by contract and tort: tort is impossible, and telling jokes does not infringe the rights of the other party (not absolute, see the analysis of criminal liability for exceptions). The contract depends on whether you have signed an agreement with him about telling jokes and death. Here, we need to pay attention to a problem. The right to life is not something you can dispose of. Generally speaking, there is no part of criminal responsibility. Under the general cognition, telling jokes cannot cause casualties and does not constitute an objective aspect of crime. Even if this result is produced, telling jokes can only be an indirect cause of death rather than a direct cause, and there is no causal relationship in criminal law.