Under what circumstances can a criminal case not be released on bail pending trial?

The conditions for obtaining bail pending trial are: 1. A criminal suspect placed on file for investigation may be released on bail pending trial under any of the following circumstances:

(1) may be sentenced to public surveillance or criminal detention, and the latter independently uses supplementary punishment.

(2) Those who may be sentenced to more than fixed-term imprisonment shall be released on bail pending trial, so as not to cause social harm;

(3) The criminal suspect who should be arrested suffers from a serious illness, and the latter is pregnant and breastfeeding her baby under one year old;

(four) the evidence of the criminal suspect in custody is inconsistent with the arrest and needs reconsideration and review;

(five) after the request for arrest, the people's procuratorate does not approve the arrest and needs reconsideration and review;

(6) The case in which the criminal suspect is detained cannot be closed within the statutory time limit, and it is necessary to continue the investigation.

If a criminal suspect or defendant decides to get a bail pending trial, he shall pay a deposit, and the latter has a guarantor.

However, in any of the following circumstances, you cannot get a bail pending trial.

(1) recidivist and principal offender of a criminal group.

(2) Criminal suspects who evade investigation by means of self-injury or self-mutilation.

(3) Criminal suspects who endanger national security and commit violent crimes.

(4) Criminal suspects of other serious crimes.