Whether criminal detention will have a criminal record depends on the specific situation. Criminal detention is a compulsory measure and investigation means to temporarily deprive the criminal suspect of personal freedom who violates the criminal law. The general criminal detention period is three days, and the detention period can be extended to 30 days for criminal suspects who commit crimes in partnership or escape. During the period of criminal detention, the public security organ conducts investigation, and if it thinks that the evidence of the crime is conclusive, it will be sent to the procuratorate for arrest, and finally the court will decide whether it is guilty or not. Only the court has jurisdiction, and the suspect is innocent until the court makes a guilty verdict according to law. After examination, the public security organ shall immediately release the criminal detention of the criminal suspect, that is, if the evidence is insufficient or the circumstances are obviously minor and do not constitute criminal punishment, it shall be released. To sum up, if the party concerned is finally found guilty by the court after being detained in criminal detention, then there will be a criminal record. If you are finally acquitted after criminal detention, you will not leave a criminal record.
Legal objectivity:
Article 286 of the Criminal Procedure Law If a person was under the age of 18 at the time of committing a crime and was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, the relevant criminal records shall be sealed up. If the criminal record is sealed, it shall not be provided to any unit or individual, except for the need of judicial organs to handle cases or the relevant units to make inquiries in accordance with state regulations. Units that inquire according to law shall keep the sealed criminal records confidential.