Legal analysis: When criminal police interrogate prisoners, they generally ask whether the suspect has committed a crime, inform the criminal suspect of the legal provisions that may lead to a lighter or reduced punishment if he truthfully confesses his crime, and require the criminal suspect to state his guilt or innocence. defense circumstances.
Legal basis: Article 88 of the "People's Procuratorate of the People's Republic of China" and the "National Criminal Procedure Law" After reviewing and approving the arrest, the People's Procuratorate may interrogate the criminal suspect; under any of the following circumstances, 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 make a face-to-face statement at the procuratorate; (3) If the investigation activities may involve major illegal acts. 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.