Can the people's procuratorate come back when it is called to make a statement?

Not necessarily. The existence of a serious crime does not mean that as long as it is a criminal offence, criminal compulsory measures must be taken. In China's criminal procedure law, crimes that need to be detained or arrested first are generally flagrante delicto or major suspects who may be sentenced to more than fixed-term imprisonment. If not, you can still leave after recording your confession, but you can take other compulsory measures such as bail pending trial or execution outside prison. At this stage, the procuratorial organ needs to examine whether the case transferred by the public security organ constitutes a crime. If it constitutes a crime, the procuratorial organ needs to file a public prosecution with the people's court. Although you were not taken into custody in the early stage, bail pending trial is still a compulsory measure in criminal proceedings, which may still lead to your conviction by the court. The procuratorate asks if you have a lawyer. This is a procedural inquiry. Whether you have a lawyer or not does not affect the handling of cases by state organs. But if you already have a lawyer as your defender, you should urge the lawyer to contact the procuratorate to read the papers and put forward defense opinions.

The procuratorate takes the record to represent the understanding of the case. Before bringing a lawsuit to the court, the procuratorate wants to find a criminal suspect who has been released on bail pending trial to understand the case and make an interrogation record. Interrogation record, also known as "witness interrogation record", is a written record of the process and content of questioning witnesses and victims by judicial personnel in criminal proceedings. The interrogation record can be used as evidence. According to the law, interrogation of witnesses and victims should be recorded.

Taking notes by the procuratorate means participating in the case, and it is also possible for the procuratorate to take notes. If the procuratorate is also involved in criminal cases, the parties may also handle them in accordance with the provisions.

legal ground

Article 119 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that a criminal suspect who does not need to be arrested or detained may be summoned to the designated place of the city or county where the criminal suspect is located or to his residence for interrogation, but the documents of the people's procuratorate or the public security organ shall be produced. A criminal suspect found at the scene may be summoned orally, but it shall be indicated in the interrogation record.