Where a criminal offence is involved, once a criminal case is filed, the suspect will be given corresponding criminal compulsory measures after he arrives at the case. These compulsory measures mainly include bail pending trial, residential surveillance, designated residential surveillance, lien, criminal detention and arrest. The lien shall be decided by the supervisory organ from the date of implementation of the supervision law. Among these criminal compulsory measures, bail pending trial and residential surveillance are the lightest, because they only restrict certain personal freedom and can move freely in counties and cities, while others are not.
What are the designated residential places for surveillance?
The domicile designated by the case-handling organ. For the residence designated by the case-handling organ, the criminal procedure law and criminal procedure rules only make restrictive provisions, that is, they have normal living and rest conditions and are separated from the trial site; Install monitoring equipment to facilitate monitoring and management; There are safety precautions to ensure the safety of handling cases; It shall not be used as a detention center, detention center, prison and other places of custody supervision, as well as a special case-handling place and office area such as a detention room and an interrogation room (except for other offices of procuratorial organs and public security organs such as "training centers" and "prevention bases"). However, it is not clear which places can be designated as "houses".
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Legal basis:
Article 77 of the Criminal Procedure Law A criminal suspect or defendant under residential surveillance shall abide by the following provisions: (1) Without the approval of the executing organ, he shall not leave the residential surveillance site; (two) without the approval of the executive organ, shall not meet with others or correspondence; (3) Being present in time when being arraigned; (four) shall not interfere with the testimony of witnesses in any form; (five) shall not destroy or forge evidence or collusion; (six) the passport and other entry and exit documents, identity documents, driving documents to the executive organ for preservation. If a criminal suspect or defendant living under surveillance violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph and the circumstances are serious, he may be arrested; If it is necessary to arrest, the criminal suspect or defendant may be detained first.