Does the local police need permission to handle inter-provincial cases?

Inter-provincial cases require the consent of local police.

The procedures for handling cross-provincial cases are as follows:

1. Preliminary investigation by the public security. After the public security agency accepts the report, the victim and the lawyer should cooperate with the public security agency to conduct a preliminary investigation. After ascertaining the key facts of the case, determine the existence of basic criminal facts in the case to decide whether to file the case;

2. The case enters the investigation stage , after the preliminary investigation by the public security organ, the victim and the lawyer should fully communicate with the investigation and legal departments of the public security organ based on the preliminary investigation results, and cooperate with the public security organ to formally establish the case as a criminal case and carry out investigation;

3. End of investigation Afterwards, the public security organ puts forward a prosecution opinion and the case enters the review and prosecution stage;

4. The procuratorate reviews and prosecutes the case. After the investigation stage is completed, the case will enter the review and prosecution stage. After the public security organ completes the investigation, it will extract, fix, and file all the evidence and materials in the file, and then transfer the case file to the Procuratorate, which will review the case and decide whether it is necessary to file a public prosecution with the People's Court;

5. Procuratorate After the department reviews the case for prosecution, if there are clearly alleged criminal facts in the indictment, the court shall decide to open a trial. The court will listen to the opinions of both the prosecution and the defense and make a verdict of guilty or not guilty of the defendant based on the ascertained facts, evidence and relevant legal provisions.

The subpoena procedure is as follows:

1. During the law enforcement process, if a subpoena is required, law enforcement officers should fill in the "Subpoena Certificate" report form, submit it to the leader for approval, and issue a "Subpoena Certificate";

2. Law enforcement officers shall serve the summons to the person being summoned in accordance with the law, and the person being summoned shall sign or seal the receipt of the summons and indicate the date of receipt;

3. If the person being summoned refuses to accept the summons or evades the summons without justifiable reasons, a compulsory summons will be implemented in accordance with the law with the approval of the leader;

4. After being summoned to the case, the person being summoned should be interrogated and verified in a timely manner, and Make interrogation transcripts, and the duration of each interrogation shall not exceed 24 hours;

5. If any violation of laws and regulations is discovered on the spot, the person in charge may verbally summon the relevant personnel. When announcing an oral summons, the person in charge shall state the reasons for the summons and record the circumstances of the oral summons in the interrogation transcript.

In summary, the police review the specific materials of the case, formulate a reasonable plan based on the specific circumstances of the case, and investigate and solve the case.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

Public security organs are responsible for the investigation, detention, arrest and pre-trial of criminal cases. For cases directly accepted by the procuratorial organs, the People's Procuratorate is responsible for prosecuting, approving arrests, investigating and prosecuting cases. The People's Court shall be responsible for the trial. Except as otherwise provided by law, no other agency, organization or individual has the right to exercise these powers.

People's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs must strictly abide by the relevant provisions of this law and other laws when conducting criminal proceedings.