The second is to further standardize interrogation and interrogation. Interrogations of criminal suspects must be conducted at the case handling premises and are strictly prohibited in offices or other places such as hotels, hostels, guest houses, etc. The entire process shall be audio and video recorded. To interrogate the person under investigation or the person under investigation, you can go to the unit or residence of the person under investigation or the person under investigation, but you must show the identification card of the procuratorate, public security agency or national security agency. When necessary, the political and legal authorities of the unit where the person under investigation or the *person works or the unit handling the case may be notified to accept questioning. During interrogation and interrogation, the number of persons handling the case shall not be less than two.
The third is to further standardize the application of compulsory measures. Compulsory measures that restrict or deprive personal freedom of criminal suspects whose crimes are minor are generally not taken. Criminal suspects who need to undergo residential surveillance measures must be handed over to the public security or national security organs of the criminal suspect's place of residence or designated residence for implementation. Residential surveillance measures are strictly prohibited in case handling premises, office premises, hotels, hotels, guest houses and other places. . If it is necessary to detain or arrest a criminal suspect, the criminal suspect must be transferred to a detention center for custody. It is strictly prohibited to detain criminal suspects in office premises, office residences or other places.
The fourth is to further standardize detention work. When the public security organs and national security organs interrogate criminal suspects, especially when the criminal suspects are eating, using the toilet, or resting, the case handlers must be responsible for guarding them, and assistants must not only be responsible for guarding them. When procuratorates and courts interrogate criminal suspects and defendants, they must implement a system of separation of custody and trial and give full play to the functions of judicial prosecutors. Judicial administrative agencies must strictly implement prison safety systems. If a criminal suspect needs to be escorted to identify or extract evidence, stolen goods, etc., two or more case investigators or judicial police officers must be responsible for the escort, and necessary safety precautions must be taken. If criminal suspects need to be accommodated during the process of escorting them to other places, they must be supervised by the local detention center, and they are not allowed to stay in hotels, inns, guest houses or other places.
5. Further strengthen legal and policy education for criminal suspects and defendants. Inform criminal suspects and defendants of their legal rights and obligations, and do not exaggerate the consequences of the crime or intimidate criminal suspects or defendants. Pay close attention to the emotional and psychological changes of criminal suspects and defendants, and take appropriate safety precautions in a timely manner if they show excessive behavior.
Sixth, we will further protect the legitimate rights and interests of those involved. It is strictly prohibited to restrict or deprive criminal suspects of their personal freedom in the name of assisting in the investigation of crimes, to continuously summon criminal suspects or to detain criminal suspects in disguise, to detain criminal suspects in disguised terms such as residential surveillance, or to extort confessions through torture.
The seventh is to further strengthen safety education and training for case handling personnel. Case handling personnel must be provided with regular safety education and training. New personnel involved in case handling must undergo specialized safety education and training before taking up their posts. Organize and compile typical cases involving abnormal deaths of persons involved, and provide instructive education to case handlers.
The eighth is to further strengthen the supervision of case-handling activities. Give full play to the functions of the political and legal committee of the party committee and the discipline inspection, supervision, inspection, legal and other departments, and strengthen the supervision, inspection and guidance of case-handling activities. Organize law enforcement inspections on parts and links where abnormal deaths of persons involved are prone to occur, and promptly discover and eliminate potential safety hazards.
Ninth, we will further implement the responsibility system for safety precautions in handling cases. For each case, the case-handling unit must identify a responsible comrade as the person responsible for case safety prevention, and formulate and implement a case safety prevention work plan. Where an abnormal death accident is involved, the person responsible for handling the case shall bear direct responsibility or leadership responsibility for the safety prevention work of the case.
10. Further implement the safety prevention responsibility system in handling cases.
Whenever an abnormal death accident occurs, the case handling unit must report to the corresponding political and legal department and the political and legal committee within 12 hours of the accident; the main responsible comrades and responsible comrades of the provincial political and legal department must conduct a responsibility review with the corresponding political and legal department. If the handling of a case in violation of laws and disciplines results in the abnormal death of a person involved, the person directly responsible shall be dealt with seriously in accordance with the law and disciplines. If the case is serious, the political and legal team will be removed; those with leadership responsibilities shall be ordered to resign or be removed according to relevant procedures; if the case constitutes a crime , pursue criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.
Legal basis:
Article 88 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China" The People's Procuratorate may interrogate criminal suspects upon review and approval of arrest; under the following circumstances 1. Criminal suspects should be interrogated: (1) If there is doubt about whether they meet the conditions for arrest; (2) If the criminal suspect requests to explain the situation to prosecutors in person; (3) If the investigation activities may involve major illegal circumstances. When the People's Procuratorate reviews and approves an arrest, it may question witnesses and other litigation participants and listen to the opinions of the defense lawyer; if the defense lawyer makes a request, the People's Procuratorate shall listen to the opinions of the defense lawyer.