Do fugitives who are released on bail pending trial have to go to the Public Security Bureau to go through the procedures? If a fugitive who is released on bail pending trial is criminally detained,

Do fugitives who are released on bail pending trial have to go to the Public Security Bureau to go through the procedures? If a fugitive who is released on bail pending trial is criminally detained, he must go to the Public Security Bureau to go through the procedures. If the materials have been handed over to the Procuratorate, he does not need to go to the Public Security Bureau to go through the procedures. \x0d\There are generally two procedures for obtaining bail pending trial. One is to go to the prosecution department of the procuratorate, and then the court will hear the case; the other is that the procuratorate withdraws the inspection, the police supplements the materials, the procuratorate withdraws the inspection again, and the public security issues a decision to cancel the bail pending trial. \x0d\1. A normal criminal case is divided into public security organs for investigation. After the investigation is completed, it is transferred to the procuratorate for review and prosecution, and then to the court for trial. \x0d\Of course, after investigation, if it is determined that the crime does not constitute a crime or does not require criminal punishment, it does not need to be transferred to the procuratorial organ; if the procuratorial organ, after reviewing the prosecution, considers that it constitutes a crime, but the circumstances are minor and does not require punishment, it does not need to be transferred to the court. \x0d\2. After the case is transferred to the procuratorial organ for review and prosecution, the public prosecution department of the procuratorial organ shall interrogate the criminal suspect and inquire about relevant facts. \x0d\According to normal procedures, the public prosecution department of the procuratorial organ shall interrogate the criminal suspect and relevant case information after receiving the prosecution opinion and case file materials transferred from the public security organ. At the same time, criminal suspects should be informed of their rights and obligations during the review and prosecution stage. \x0d\3. Bail pending trial is only one of the coercive measures taken by the police during criminal proceedings and is not the final punishment. \x0d\There is a requirement for being released on bail pending trial, which is that it must be available at any time. If the person fails to appear in court twice without reason and the circumstances are serious, the bail pending trial may be canceled in accordance with the law. If bail is cancelled, it is an arrest. In addition, when you are out on bail awaiting trial, you must report in advance and obtain approval when leaving the county or city where you live. It is best to strictly abide by the relevant regulations to avoid causing unnecessary trouble to yourself. \x0d\4. After a case is filed, it will usually be brought to court for trial. \x0d\ Of course, in the prosecutor's office, if the circumstances involved in the case are minor, the prosecutor can also decide not to prosecute. But this is unlikely, and normal cases will eventually be transferred to the court for trial. Or the parties can contact the case handler by phone to confirm the progress of the case. \x0d\According to the provisions of criminal procedure, when the investigation is completed and the investigative agency transfers the case to the procuratorate, it shall inform the parties that the case has been transferred for review and prosecution.