Contents that can be done are:
1, the suspect's natural condition;
2, whether and how to participate in the suspected case;
3, if admittedly guilty, the statement of the main facts and circumstances involved in the conviction and sentence;
4, if not guilty, the statement of innocence of the defense;
5, was taken Whether the legal formalities of the coercive measures are complete and the procedures are lawful;
6. Whether his personal and procedural rights have been infringed upon after the coercive measures have been taken;
7. Any other information that needs to be known.
According to Article 37 of the Criminal Procedure Law:
Defense lawyers may meet and correspond with criminal suspects in custody, and learn about the case from the suspects; they may also provide legal assistance to the suspects, and act on their behalf in filing complaints and accusations.
Article 40 of the Provisions on Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs stipulates:
Public security organs shall guarantee that defense lawyers engage in the following practice activities during the investigation stage in accordance with the law:
1. To learn from the public security organs about the charges of the suspect and the relevant circumstances of the case, and to give their opinions;
2. To meet with the suspect and correspond with the suspect, and to learn about the case from the suspect;
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3. Providing legal assistance to criminal suspects and representing them in appeals and complaints;
4. Applying for changes in coercive measures for criminal suspects.
Extended information:
Places to meet with criminal suspects:
1. Meeting with criminal suspects under residential surveillance
Meeting with criminal suspects under residential surveillance can be conducted at their residence or at places of residential surveillance designated by the investigating authorities. No one else should be present during the meeting, but if the suspect is a minor or a blind, deaf or mute person, the lawyer's legal representative or close relatives should be present during the meeting. And when the lawyer meets, he or she is not subject to wiretapping.
2. Meeting with suspects who are not in custody
Meeting with suspects who are not in custody can be conducted at their residence, unit or law firm. No one else should be present during the meeting, but if the suspect is a minor or blind, deaf or mute, the lawyer should be present during the meeting with his legal representative or close relatives. And when the lawyer meets, he or she is not subject to wiretapping.
3, meet with the suspect in custody
Meeting with the suspect in custody, should be in custody.