1. A criminal case goes through five stages in turn: investigation (filing a case), examination and approval of arrest, continued investigation, examination and prosecution, and trial, among which "examination and approval of arrest" and "examination and prosecution" belong to the investigation and supervision department and the public prosecution department of the procuratorate.
II. The time limit for handling criminal cases is as follows:
1, detained for 30 days; 2. Review the arrest for 7 days; 3. The investigation period is 60 days; 4. Review and prosecute for 45 days;
5. The court heard for 45 days; The above total 197 days, excluding the possible:
6. Return to the public security organ for supplementary investigation at the stage of examination and prosecution (up to 2 times, 30 days/time, and the time limit for examination and prosecution is recalculated each time);
7. During the trial stage, the procuratorial organ considers it necessary to postpone the trial (at most, it will be postponed for 2 times, each time for 30 days, and the trial period will be recalculated).
8. Under special circumstances, the investigation period may be extended with the approval of the provincial procuratorate.
You can figure it out for yourself according to the above regulations.
Third, if the Public Security Bureau fails to send the case to the procuratorate within the statutory time limit, it may be changed to bail pending trial or residential surveillance, which is obviously illegal and almost impossible.