Article 53 If a criminal suspect or defendant is released on bail pending trial, he shall be ordered to put forward a guarantor or pay a deposit. Accordingly, there are two ways to obtain bail pending trial: guarantor guarantee and deposit guarantee. If the same criminal suspect or defendant decides to obtain bail pending trial, the guarantor guarantee and the deposit guarantee cannot be used at the same time.
Guarantor is the person that the criminal suspect and the defendant put forward to guarantee for him. The guarantor must meet the following conditions: unrelated to the case, having political rights, unrestricted personal freedom, having a fixed residence and income. The public security and judicial organs shall strictly examine whether the guarantor meets the statutory conditions. If the guarantor meets the requirements, he shall inform him of the obligations he must perform and issue a letter of guarantee.
the guarantor shall perform the following obligations: supervise the guarantor to perform his obligations during the period of bail pending trial stipulated by law, and report to the executing organ in time when the guarantor may or has committed illegal acts. If the guarantor violates the law and fails to report in time, after verification, the executing organ at or above the county level shall impose a fine of 1 yuan to 2, yuan on the guarantor. If the guarantor colludes with the guarantor to help the guarantor escape and refuses to provide the judicial organ with the known hiding place, which constitutes a crime, the guarantor shall be investigated for criminal responsibility in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law. Whether the guarantor who has been released on bail and is awaiting trial has fulfilled the guarantee obligation is decided by the public security organ, and the decision on the fine of the guarantor is also made by the public security organ.