Second, "detention in different places" is not a special legal term at present. It is a special execution mode of "detention" in criminal proceedings in judicial practice, which is relative to local detention (referring to the county or city where the case-handling unit is located). In the Criminal Procedure Law, the word "off-site" only appears in Article 8 1: "When a public security organ carries out detention or arrest in another place, it shall notify the public security organ where the detained or arrested person is located, and the public security organ where the detained or arrested person is located shall cooperate".
? "Off-site" here refers to the county or city where the case-handling organ is not located. The organs handling cases refer to the public security organs, procuratorates, laws and other state organs that have jurisdiction over criminal cases. "Off-site detention" refers to a special way of detention in which criminal suspects and defendants who are detained or arrested according to law are held in the detention center where the case-handling organ is located.
Third, there is no legislation on detention in different places at present. With regard to the place of detention after "detention" and "arrest", the Criminal Procedure Law has stipulated in Article 83 (immediately send the detained person to a detention center for detention within 24 hours at the latest) and Article 9 1 (immediately send the arrested person to a detention center for detention after arrest) respectively, but it has not clearly stipulated that the arrested person should be sent to the detention center for detention. In other words, the Criminal Procedure Law does not deny or affirm the detention in different places, nor does it have detailed provisions. The relevant national legislature has not yet issued a judicial interpretation to comprehensively regulate the detention in different places.