If the People's Court, People's Procuratorate and Public Security Bureau decide to release a criminal suspect or defendant on bail pending trial, they shall order the criminal suspect or defendant to provide a guarantor or pay a deposit. The guarantor and the security deposit cannot be released on bail pending trial at the same time. The guarantor must meet the following conditions: 1) Not involved in the case; 2) Have the ability to fulfill the bond obligation; 3) Enjoy political rights and have no restrictions on personal freedom; 4) Have a fixed residence and income. Summoning minor criminal suspects to school from Monday to Friday will not only take up study time, but also affect their reputation and self-esteem. If they use weekends to handle the matter, they will not have these concerns. "Recently, Wei Na, head of the uninspection department of the Runzhou District Procuratorate of Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province, just completed a minor theft case and told reporters with deep feelings.
In order to reduce the negative impact, the court has At the beginning of this year, a mechanism was introduced to handle cases involving juvenile criminal suspects in schools on weekends.
This mechanism stipulates that after accepting such cases, the procuratorate will assign women to engage in the ideological education of minors. Prosecutors conduct interrogations on weekends. The interrogation location is flexible, either at the procuratorate or at the juvenile suspect's home. During the interrogation, in addition to carefully examining and checking the evidence, he or she must also observe his or her personality and provide targeted guidance. and interrogation to reduce the psychological pressure and mental burden on minors; the follow-up and education work for those who have conditional non-prosecution is also concentrated on weekends.
In theory, lawyers can before the public security organ submits the case to the procuratorate for review and approval of arrest. Submit an application for bail pending trial to the police. For cases where the arrest is within 7 days, the lawyer can directly start communicating with the public security personnel after meeting with the public security officer and submit the application for bail pending trial. However, for cases where the arrest is within 30 days, it is not advisable to submit the bail pending trial prematurely. Application for pending trial. In this case, the public security officer will make more than one interrogation transcript, and the public security agency will generally not issue a bail pending trial when the interrogation is inconclusive and the case evidence has not been initially collected. Waiting for trial is not only useless, but more importantly, it may result in not being released on bail for 30 days. According to our experience in handling cases, the specific submission point needs to be determined by the lawyer during the case handling process. /p>