Do I have to go to the local public security bureau in person to get bail pending trial?

Hello:

If I don't go, I can't usually handle it.

The procedures for releasing bail pending trial are as follows:

1. The person released on bail or his legal representative orally or in writing requests the organ that made the decision on bail or the executing organ for bail, and makes it clear that there is no violation of obligations during the period of bail.

2. The handling unit shall review the conditions for obtaining bail pending trial.

3. In line with the conditions for obtaining a guarantor pending trial, the undertaker shall write a report on applying for obtaining a guarantor pending trial, and after the approval of the case-handling unit, the case-handling personnel shall make a decision and notice on obtaining a guarantor pending trial, and go through the cancellation procedures. .

4. Remove the supervision and restraint on the persons who have been released on bail pending trial. When handling the relevant formalities, the case-handling personnel shall announce to the person who has been released on bail pending trial and let him sign the receipt of the decision. If the deposit guarantee method is adopted, the case-handling personnel will also make a decision to refund the deposit, and notify the person who has been released on bail to collect the deposit at the designated bank. At this point, the cancellation procedures have been completed.

Therefore, if I don't go through the formalities such as signing, I can't complete the formalities.

In addition, it must be noted that bail pending trial does not mean that the case has been closed, and there are the following situations:

According to Article 73 of China's Criminal Procedure Law: "If the people's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs find that compulsory measures against criminal suspects and defendants are improper, they shall revoke or change them in time. If the public security organ releases the arrested person or changes the arrest measures, it shall notify the people's procuratorate that originally approved it. "

Article 75 of the law also stipulates: "If a criminal suspect, defendant, his legal representative, near relatives or lawyers and other defenders entrusted by the criminal suspect or defendant take compulsory measures against the people's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs beyond the statutory time limit, they have the right to demand that compulsory measures be lifted. The people's court, the people's procuratorate or the public security organ shall release the criminal suspect or defendant whose compulsory measures have exceeded the statutory time limit, obtain bail pending trial, monitor residence or change the compulsory measures according to law. "