What illegal cases have been handled by case investigators?

Legal analysis: The specific behaviors of public security personnel in illegally handling cases include:

1. Infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests of reporters, accusers, and complainants;

2. Illegal deprivation or restriction of litigation participants Personal freedom;

3. Illegal deprivation or restriction of litigation rights of litigation participants; Wait a moment.

Legal basis: Article 4 of the "Regulations of the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Correcting, Recording, Notifying and Investigating the Responsibilities of Case-Handling Departments and Staff of Public Security Organs for Illegal Exercise of Powers" refers to the following situations:

(1) Violating the legitimate rights and interests of reporters, accusers, and complainants, or leaking, concealing, destroying, or forging reports, complaints, appeals, and other relevant materials;

(2) Illegal deprivation or restriction The personal freedom of litigation participants, or violation of safety precautions in handling cases;

(3) Illegal deprivation or restriction of litigation rights of litigation participants;

(4) Illegal adoption, change, or Lifting or revoking compulsory measures, or detaining criminal suspects for an extended period of time, or failing to close the case beyond the statutory time limit; (5) Illegal use of weapons, police equipment, or police equipment, or beating, corporal punishment, insults, Insulting litigation participants;

(6) Extorting confessions through torture, obtaining evidence by force, or obtaining evidence by other illegal means;

(7) Failure to synchronize recordings when interrogating job-related criminal suspects as required Video recording, or non-standard audio and video recording;

(8) Concealing, destroying or fabricating evidence, making inspections, inspection records and appraisal opinions contrary to the facts, shielding and conniving at reporters, criminal suspects and defendants person, or subject an innocent person to criminal prosecution;

(9) Illegal search, illegal seizure, seizure, freezing, or disposal of property involved in the case and its interest;

(10) Failure to withdraw under legal circumstances; (11) Failure to protect lawyers’ professional rights such as the right to know, the right to meet, the right to examine papers, the right to apply for collection of evidence, etc. in accordance with the law, and hindering the lawyer from performing statutory duties;

(10) 2) Violate legal procedures or case-handling disciplines to interfere with the handling of cases, or handle cases without approval;

(13) Privately meet with the parties to the case, their relatives, friends, interested parties, defenders, and agents, or accept the above-mentioned Banquets, property, entertainment, fitness, travel and other activities provided by personnel;

(14) Inquiring about the case situation, reporting information, or leaking The case is confidential;

(15) Taking advantage of procuratorial power or case handling opportunities to seek personal interests through parties, interested parties, case handling units, witnesses, etc.;

(16) ) handle cases beyond their authority, intervene in economic disputes, use the opportunity of case handling to solicit sponsorship, arbitrarily charge fees, impose arbitrary fines, ask units, parties, and interested parties to reimburse expenses, or occupy their real estate, transportation, communication tools and other items;

(17) Any negative impact on litigation activities and administrative agencies' illegal exercise of their powers or failure to perform their duties of legal supervision in accordance with the law;

(18) Other illegal exercise of their powers.