1. If there are statutory mitigating circumstances and the criminal suspect or defendant pleads guilty, the punishment shall be mitigated according to the nature and circumstances of the crime and the degree of harm to society;
2. If a criminal suspect or defendant pleads guilty and admits punishment, and there is no statutory mitigating circumstance, he shall be given a lighter punishment within the statutory sentencing range.
For the return and compensation of stolen money and goods, we should comprehensively consider the nature of the crime, the extent to which the return and compensation of stolen money and goods can make up for the damage, and the amount of the return and compensation of stolen money and goods to determine the scope of lenient treatment.
1, if all stolen goods or compensation are returned, the benchmark punishment can be reduced by 20% to 30%;
2, part of the stolen goods, after restitution, can reduce the benchmark punishment by less than 20%;
3. Actively cooperate with the case-handling organ to recover the stolen money and goods, and the benchmark punishment can be reduced to less than 10% without causing economic losses or large economic losses to the victim.
Legal basis: Article 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).
If a criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily and truthfully confesses his crime, admits the alleged criminal facts and is willing to accept punishment, he may be treated leniently according to law.
Article 173
When examining a case, the people's procuratorate shall interrogate the criminal suspect, listen to the opinions of the defender or the lawyer on duty, the victim and his agent ad litem, and record them. If the defender or the lawyer on duty, the victim and his agent ad litem put forward written opinions, they shall attach a volume.
If a criminal suspect pleads guilty and admits punishment, the people's procuratorate shall inform him of his litigation rights and the legal provisions of pleading guilty and admitting punishment, and listen to the opinions of the criminal suspect, defender or lawyer on duty, victim and his litigation agent on the following matters, and put them on record:
(1) Suspected criminal facts, charges and applicable legal provisions;
(2) Suggestions on a lighter, mitigated or exempted punishment;
(3) Procedures applicable to the trial of cases after pleading guilty and admitting punishment;
(four) other matters that need to listen to opinions.
If the people's procuratorate listens to the opinions of the lawyers on duty in accordance with the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs, it shall provide necessary convenience for the lawyers on duty to know the relevant situation of the case in advance.