Article 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law states that criminal suspects and defendants voluntarily and truthfully confess their crimes, admit the alleged criminal facts, are willing to accept punishment, and can be treated leniently according to law. If a criminal suspect or defendant truthfully confesses his crime, it can be used as a sentencing circumstance to reduce the punishment.
Non-arrest in Criminal Procedure Law
(a) if the circumstances are obviously minor and the harm is not great, it is not considered a crime;
(two) the crime has passed the limitation period;
(3) Being exempted from punishment by an amnesty order;
(4) Failing to tell or withdrawing a crime that should be dealt with only after being told according to the Criminal Law;
(5) The criminal suspect or defendant dies;
(six) other laws and regulations shall be exempted from criminal responsibility.
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Legal basis: Article 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that if a criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily confesses his crimes truthfully, admits the alleged criminal facts and is willing to accept punishment, he may be treated leniently according to law.