Suspected of concealing or concealing the facts of a crime

To tell you the truth, man, in your case, 99% had better be sentenced. the procuratorate has issued a power of attorney, and will bring a lawsuit to the court, which will hold a hearing. Of course, you can argue that you didn't know that the computer was stolen in advance, but the procuratorate will assume that you "should know" on the grounds that the place where you bought the computer was not a normal second-hand market, that you didn't provide an invoice and that the purchase price was abnormal. There will still be a sentence. And in this case, even if you have certain reasons, the court will judge whether it can be judged based on not offending the procuratorate. The court is facing the procuratorate, not you.

the most realistic way is to return the stolen goods. Of course, you have returned them. And take the initiative to pay a fine to the court. After the trial, your case will be fined. You can ask the court, and I am willing to pay the fine on my own initiative, so that I can be given a lighter punishment. One of my robberies was sentenced to one year and 11 months for actively paying a fine. Such a light punishment is rare. You know, robbery usually takes more than three years to start.

this is not a felony. If you have been released on bail pending trial, the general court will sentence you to probation (execution outside prison) instead of actual punishment. However, it may be counterproductive to cooperate with the court and not to make unnecessary innocence defense. If economic conditions permit, please hire a good lawyer to ensure foolproof.

you may not like some of the above, but this is my personal practice over the past ten years. Listen to me, that's right. I hope my answer is helpful to you. If you don't know, you can find me through the link below. For more legal knowledge, you can also go to my website, China Criminal Defense Network.

Your friend, lawyer Zhao Li from China Criminal Defense Network.