What are the legal provisions of criminal reconciliation? In the case of public prosecution as stipulated in Article 288 of the Criminal Procedure Law, if the criminal suspect and the defendant sincerely repent and obtain the understanding of the victim by means of compensation for losses, apology, etc., and the victim voluntarily reconciles, the two parties may reconcile: (1) Because of a civil dispute, they may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years if they are suspected of criminal cases as stipulated in Chapters IV and V of the Specific Provisions of the Criminal Law; (two) criminal cases of negligence other than dereliction of duty that may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than seven years. If a criminal suspect or defendant intentionally commits a crime within five years, the procedures specified in this chapter shall not apply. Article 289 If both parties reach a settlement, the public security organ, the people's procuratorate and the people's court shall listen to the opinions of the parties and other relevant personnel, examine the voluntariness and legality of the settlement, and preside over the making of a settlement agreement. Article 290 The public security organ may make suggestions to the people's procuratorate for leniency in cases where a settlement agreement is reached. The people's procuratorate may put forward suggestions for lenient punishment to the people's court; If the circumstances of the crime are minor and there is no need to be sentenced to punishment, a decision not to prosecute may be made. The people's court may punish the defendant lightly according to law. To sum up, the content of criminal reconciliation is mainly stipulated in the criminal procedure law and related judicial interpretations, including the application of criminal reconciliation, the signing of agreements and so on. If you have any other legal questions, please consult the relevant lawyers.
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Article 288 of the Criminal Procedure Law In the following cases of public prosecution, if the criminal suspect and the defendant sincerely repent by means of compensation for losses, apology, etc., and the victim voluntarily reconciles, the two parties may reconcile: (1) Due to a civil dispute, they may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years if they are suspected of criminal cases stipulated in Chapters IV and V of the Specific Provisions of the Criminal Law; (two) criminal cases of negligence other than dereliction of duty that may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than seven years. If a criminal suspect or defendant intentionally commits a crime within five years, the procedures specified in this chapter shall not apply.