What do you mean, detention for three days?

Detention for three days belongs to administrative detention or criminal detention. If it is applicable to a flagrante delicto or a major suspect suspected of committing a crime in a criminal case, it belongs to criminal detention; If it is applied to people who have ordinary illegal acts, it belongs to administrative detention. Criminal detention is governed by the Criminal Procedure Law; Administrative detention is subject to administrative regulations such as the Public Security Administration Punishment Law.

Is there a record of being detained for three days in China?

1, there is no criminal record in administrative detention, which generally means having a criminal record, that is, having a criminal record. Criminal punishment records can be found in public security organs, procuratorates and courts. Those sentenced to probation can also be found in the Judicial Bureau.

2. Administrative detention is an administrative punishment. The local public security organ will keep the relevant files and punishment records of administrative punishment.

3. There is no criminal record elimination system in China, and these records will accompany the parties for life, but the above two records are not open to anyone. Only when judicial organs or lawyers handle criminal cases, they will be provided to the outside world after reporting to the competent authorities for examination and approval. Do not provide inquiry services to ordinary units or individuals. Therefore, administrative detention will have no impact on future life.

Legal basis: Article 25 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Public Security Administration Punishment Law.

Anyone who commits one of the following acts shall be detained for more than five days and less than ten days, and may be fined not more than five hundred yuan; If the circumstances are relatively minor, they shall be detained for not more than five days or fined not more than 500 yuan: (1) spreading rumors, falsely reporting dangerous situations, epidemic situations or police situations or intentionally disturbing public order by other means;

(two) throwing fake explosions, toxic, radioactive, corrosive substances or infectious disease pathogens and other dangerous substances to disturb public order;

(3) Threatening to set fire, explode or throw dangerous substances to disturb public order.