The procuratorate will not approve the arrest just because it thinks there is no need for it. Doesn't mean there is no crime or no need for public prosecution. It's hard to say whether the procuratorate will prosecute without knowing your specific situation. However, the premise of prosecution by the procuratorate is that the public security organ can transfer the prosecution to the procuratorate, and if the public security investigation finds that it is not enough, it can also do administrative treatment or withdraw the prosecution. If it is sent to the procuratorate, the procuratorate will ask the public security to make up the investigation or advise the public security to withdraw the case, or it may not prosecute (rarely). Non-prosecution is a kind of handling of the case. Now that it has been dealt with, there is no need for a court. If you think you are guilty enough, you will sue. If the lawsuit is brought to court, it will definitely be sentenced. Even if you are found not guilty (rarely), there will be a verdict. A considerable number of people who are not arrested by the procuratorate will still be prosecuted, but this department is basically a minor crime with little social harm, either criminal detention or suspended sentence. When paying the fine, most of them will not be sent to prison, and they will stay in the detention center for two days at most.
Bail pending trial and disapproval of arrest means that the procuratorial organ considers that the facts are unclear and the evidence is insufficient, and it is not necessary to approve the arrest. The chances of going in need to be judged according to your specific situation.
1. If the procuratorate refuses to approve the arrest and handles bail pending trial, it can only prove that the procuratorate thinks that there is no need to arrest. There is no necessary connection between being detained and going to prison.
2, the procuratorate believes that the suspect may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, and there is no social danger, can not approve the arrest. If the arrest is not approved, after the judgment of the court, it may be sentenced to actual punishment (execution of imprisonment), suspended sentence or other punishments that do not need imprisonment (such as fines and public surveillance).
3. If the procuratorate does not approve the arrest, it can show that the circumstances of the crime are not serious, and it can be sentenced to probation or other punishments that do not need to be detained. The court will make a final judgment according to the facts of the case and the legal provisions.
Bail pending trial, like residential surveillance and criminal detention, is also a criminal compulsory measure. If it is impossible to arrest and the criminal detention expires, the public security organ may change the compulsory measures.
Criminal compulsory measures of public security organs are divided into summons, criminal detention, bail pending trial, arrest and residential surveillance. Except for the arrest, it can be decided by the public security organ, and the arrest needs to be decided by the local procuratorate. If the local procuratorate has decided to arrest, the possibility of bail pending trial is extremely small, unless there are two situations: the procuratorate thinks that the facts are unclear and the evidence is insufficient to approve the arrest; There is no need to arrest. If you have this kind of chicken, you will definitely be released on bail pending trial.
Extended data:
Bail pending trial refers to a compulsory measure that the investigation organ orders the criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he does not evade or hinder the investigation. Usually used for criminal suspects whose criminal circumstances are minor and need not be detained or arrested, but whose freedom of movement needs to be restricted to a certain extent.