Provisions of Criminal Procedure Law on Lighter Punishment

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What are the lighter or mitigated punishments in criminal cases? 1, can be given a lighter or mitigated punishment. (1) A mental patient who has not completely lost the ability to recognize or control his own behavior causes harmful consequences (Article 18 of the Criminal Law); (2) Attempted crime (Article 23 of the Criminal Law); (3) The instigated person has no instigator of the instigated crime (Article 29 of the Criminal Law); (4) Surrender (Article 67 of the Criminal Law); (5) meritorious service (Article 68 of the Criminal Law). 2. Circumstances that should be given a lighter or mitigated punishment: a person who has reached the age of 14 but is under the age of 18 commits a crime (Article 17 of the Criminal Law). 3. Circumstances that should be mitigated: discontinued offender who caused damage (Article 24 of the Criminal Law). 4. Circumstances that can be given a lighter, mitigated or exempted punishment: (1) Deaf and blind people commit crimes (Article 19 of the Criminal Law); (2) Preparing for a crime (Article 22 of the Criminal Law). 5. Circumstances that should be given a lighter or mitigated punishment or exempted from punishment: accomplice (Article 27 of the Criminal Law). 6. Circumstances that can be mitigated or exempted from punishment: (1) Those who have been punished for crimes committed in foreign countries (Article 10 of the Criminal Law); (2) Having made significant meritorious service (Article 68 of the Criminal Law); (3) The amount of personal corruption is more than 5,000 yuan and less than10,000 yuan, and the crime is regretted, and the stolen money and goods are actively returned (Article 383 of the Criminal Law); (4) The briber voluntarily confessed to taking bribes before being prosecuted (Article 390 of the Criminal Law); (5) Introducing the briber to confess to accepting bribes before being prosecuted (Article 392 of the Criminal Law). 7. Circumstances that should be mitigated or exempted from punishment: (1) Excessive defense (Article 20 of the Criminal Law); (2) Excessive hedging (Article 2 1 of the Criminal Law); (3) Coercion of an accomplice (Article 28 of the Criminal Law); (4) Those who surrender themselves after committing a crime and have made significant meritorious service (Article 68 of the Criminal Law). 8. Circumstances that can be exempted from punishment: (1) If the crime is minor, it is unnecessary to be sentenced to punishment (Article 37 of the Criminal Law); (2) Volunteers who commit minor crimes (Article 67 of the Criminal Code); (3) Illegally planting opium poppy or other original plants of drugs and automatically eradicating them before harvesting (Article 35 1 of the Criminal Law). 9. Circumstances that should be exempted from punishment: discontinued criminals who have not caused damage (Article 24 of the Criminal Law). Legal basis: Article 62 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * If a criminal has the circumstances of heavier punishment or lighter punishment as stipulated in this Law, he shall be sentenced to punishment within the limits of statutory punishment. Article 63 A criminal with a mitigated punishment shall be sentenced to a penalty below the statutory penalty if there are mitigating circumstances stipulated in this Law. If there are several sentencing ranges stipulated in this Law, the penalty shall be imposed within the next sentencing range of the statutory sentencing range. Although criminals do not have mitigating circumstances as stipulated in this Law, according to the special circumstances of the case, with the approval of the Supreme People's Court, they may also be sentenced to a penalty below the statutory penalty. If your situation is complicated, this website also provides lawyer online consultation service, and you are welcome to go for legal consultation.

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Article 10 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): Anyone who commits a crime outside the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC) and should bear criminal responsibility according to this law, although he is tried in a foreign country, but is punished in a foreign country, can still be investigated according to this law, and his punishment can be exempted or mitigated. Article 63 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * If a criminal has the mitigating circumstances stipulated in this Law, he shall be sentenced to a penalty below the statutory penalty; If there are several sentencing ranges stipulated in this Law, the penalty shall be imposed within the next sentencing range of the statutory sentencing range. Although criminals do not have mitigating circumstances as stipulated in this Law, according to the special circumstances of the case, with the approval of the Supreme People's Court, they may also be sentenced to a penalty below the statutory penalty.