The difference between involved and non-involved cases
Involved, that is to say, directly or indirectly related to this case. Involving litigation, that is, directly or indirectly related to litigation. We often say that the amount involved refers to the actual crime amount or disciplinary amount of the parties to the case, which is determined by the criminal nature and disciplinary nature of the identified parties. The amount involved in the lawsuit is the amount disputed by both parties when the lawsuit comes to court. Property refers to money, materials, houses, land and other material wealth, including state property and private property. The property involved in the case refers to the property related to the case that is seized, transferred, sampled, recovered and collected by the public security organs, procuratorates and courts in the course of criminal proceedings according to law, which mainly includes: bail, cash seized or sealed up, tools for committing crimes or contraband.
What's the difference between being involved in a case and filing a case?
The difference between being involved in a case and filing a case lies in the different meanings. The persons involved are also called suspects and criminal suspects. The suspect involved can be detained for up to 37 days. Whether it is suspected of committing a crime can only be determined after knowing the case. Lawyers should be hired as soon as possible to meet the criminal suspects in the detention center and provide them with legal help. Filing a case is a legal term, which means that the public security, judicial organs and other administrative law enforcement organs, according to their respective jurisdictions, decide to investigate or make a judgment as a case after reviewing the materials such as reporting, accusing, reporting, surrendering and private prosecution.
Legal basis: Article 2 of the Criminal Procedure Law The task of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Procedure Law is to ensure that the parties exercise their litigation rights, ensure that the people's courts find out the facts, distinguish right from wrong, correctly apply the law, hear civil cases in time, confirm the relationship between civil rights and obligations, punish civil violations, protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, educate citizens to consciously abide by the law, maintain social and economic order, and ensure the smooth progress of socialist construction.