Consequences of criminal detention

Criminal detention is a kind of criminal compulsory measure to deprive personal freedom, and it is a more severe criminal compulsory measure. The most obvious consequence is that personal freedom is restricted. If you are really suspected of a criminal offence, you will be arrested, prosecuted by the procuratorate and tried by the court. If convicted and sentenced, the death penalty will be executed.

After the parties are detained in criminal detention, their families can't meet them, and they usually receive a notice of criminal detention. Family members should hire professional criminal defense lawyers as soon as possible, provide legal advice, get bail, and defend the parties.

In my work practice, the client is most concerned about whether criminal detention will become a criminal record or affect the children's political trial if the client is not convicted. According to the principle of "no conviction without trial" in criminal law, it is necessary to convict through criminal trial. If the court decides that the client is not guilty, even if he is detained in criminal detention, it will not become a criminal record and will not affect the child's political trial.