How to name a criminal case?

In daily life, we usually see that criminal cases usually have a name. So this name is usually fixed? Still have a certain naming template? How should criminal cases be named? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction to how criminal cases are named. I. How to name a criminal case

(1) (name of the party) (type involved), such as XXX theft;

(2) (date of the crime) (type involved), such as 9 1 1 intentional injury case.

Second, the characteristics of criminal cases

A criminal case refers to a case in which a criminal suspect or defendant is accused of violating social relations protected by criminal law and is investigated, tried and given criminal sanctions (such as fines, fixed-term imprisonment, death penalty, deprivation of political rights, etc.) by the state. ) in order to investigate the criminal responsibility of criminal suspects or defendants.

Characteristics of criminal cases:

(1) The external manifestation is the form of direct attack.

(2) Most cases have obvious crime scenes.

(3) The causality of cases is complex and diverse.

(4) The formation of the case is staged and sudden.

Third, the types of criminal defense.

As an important part of judicial system and criminal procedure system, criminal defense can be traced back to ancient Rome. The system is rooted in the concept of "respecting human dignity", emphasizing that criminal suspects and defendants are presumed innocent before being convicted by legal procedures, but they enjoy litigation rights such as the right to defense. They can entrust lawyers or other defenders to participate in criminal proceedings, fully exercise their right of defense, confront the procuratorial organs on an equal footing and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

According to the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), criminal defense is divided into:

(1) justifiable defense, that is, the justifiable defense of criminal suspects and defendants;

(two) entrusted defense, that is, the defense entrusted by the criminal suspect to a lawyer or a close relative;

(3) Designated defense, that is, the defendant who may be sentenced to life imprisonment or death, or the defendant who is blind, deaf, dumb or has limited capacity, and has not entrusted a defender, the court shall appoint a lawyer to defend him.

According to the defense direction, it can be divided into: innocence defense, misdemeanor defense and accusation defense.