A criminal suspect may apply to the detention center for bail pending trial, or his close relatives, spouses, guardians, lawyers, etc. To apply for bail pending trial, the following conditions shall be met:
1. The nature of the case is relatively light; 2. Having a fixed residence or other fixed residence; 3. Have a job or other stable source of life; 4. There is a guarantor, and the property, person or other guarantees provided by the guarantor are sufficient to ensure that the criminal suspect is tried in this case.
If the criminal suspect's application for bail pending trial meets the above conditions, the public security organ or the people's procuratorate may decide whether to grant bail pending trial. Under normal circumstances, the maximum period of bail pending trial shall not exceed 12 months.
It should be noted that applying for bail pending trial does not mean that the suspect has been completely released. During the period of bail pending trial, criminal suspects need to abide by relevant regulations and requirements, such as not leaving the designated residence and not interfering with witnesses' testimony. If a criminal suspect violates the provisions on bail pending trial, his bail shall be revoked and the criminal suspect shall be detained again.