Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 63 In the course of a trial, the people's court may, according to the circumstances of the case, arrest the defendant, obtain bail pending trial, place him under residential surveillance or decide to arrest him. If the collegial panel or the sole judge thinks that the compulsory measures against the defendant should be revoked or changed, it shall be submitted to the president for approval.
Article 64 If the defendant refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after being summoned according to law, or if a compulsory summons is required according to the circumstances of the case, a compulsory summons may be imposed. The summons shall be executed by the judicial police, and the number of executors shall not be less than two. When summoning the defendant compulsorily, the summons shall be presented. For those who resist summoning, you can use restraint tools.
Article 65 A judge shall complete the interrogation of the arrested person within 12 hours after arrest, and shall not detain the arrested person in disguised form in the form of continuous arrest.
Article 66 If the defendant is under any of the following circumstances, the people's court may decide to obtain bail pending trial or to place him under residential surveillance:
(a) may be sentenced to public surveillance, criminal detention or independent application of supplementary punishment;
(two) may be sentenced to more than fixed-term imprisonment, bail pending trial, residential surveillance will not cause social danger;
(3) Women who should be arrested but are suffering from serious diseases, or women who are pregnant and breast-feeding.
Article 67 The people's court shall make public the decision of the defendant to obtain a guarantor pending trial or residential surveillance, and the defendant shall sign the decision of obtaining a guarantor pending trial or residential surveillance.
Article 68 A defendant in custody, his legal representative, close relatives and lawyers have the right to apply for bail pending trial. The application for bail pending trial shall be made in writing. After receiving a written application, the people's court shall make a reply on whether to agree or not within seven days. The people's court shall agree to meet the conditions for obtaining a guarantor pending trial and put forward a guarantor or be able to pay a deposit, and go through the formalities for obtaining a guarantor pending trial according to law; If the applicant does not meet the conditions for obtaining a guarantor pending trial and does not agree to obtain a guarantor pending trial, it shall inform the applicant and explain the reasons for not agreeing.
Article 69 When the people's court decides to obtain a guarantor pending trial, it may order the defendant who meets the conditions for obtaining a guarantor pending trial to provide one or two guarantors:
(a) unable to pay the deposit;
(two) minors or other circumstances that are not suitable for absorbing deposits.
Article 70 The people's court shall strictly examine whether the guarantor meets the statutory conditions according to law. If the guarantor meets the requirements, it shall inform him of the obligations he must perform and issue a letter of guarantee.