Will criminal detention be sentenced?

If the perpetrator is detained, he may not be sentenced.

1. After detaining a person, the public security organ shall interrogate the detained person within 24 hours, and if it is found that it should not be detained, it must be released immediately;

2, the procuratorate does not approve the arrest, the public security organ shall immediately release;

3. After criminal detention, the facts of the crime are clear and the evidence is sufficient. If an arrest is approved by the people's procuratorate, criminal responsibility shall be investigated.

Do you have any criminal detention records?

Criminal detention, whether criminal punishment or administrative punishment, will leave a criminal record. After the criminal suspect is detained and acquitted, he will not leave a criminal record. After criminal detention, after investigation by the public security organs, the criminal suspect's criminal evidence is conclusive, and the corresponding examination and arrest are proposed. After prosecution by the procuratorate and trial by the court, the criminal suspect will think that it constitutes a criminal fact from a legal point of view and will leave a corresponding criminal record. After investigation, the public security organs found that the suspect had no relevant conclusive evidence of the crime, so they released the suspect without leaving a criminal record.

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Legal basis: Article 82 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The public security organ may detain an active criminal or a major suspect in any of the following circumstances:

(1) Being prepared to commit a crime, committing a crime or being discovered immediately after committing a crime;

(2) The victim or a witness on the spot identifies him as a criminal;

(3) criminal evidence is found around him or at his residence;

(four) attempted suicide, escape or escape after committing a crime;

(5) It is possible to destroy or forge evidence or collude with others;