My friend entered the police station on the 20th, was sent to Weiyang Detention Center on the 22nd, and his family received a criminal notice on the 26th, and was then transferred to the third religio

My friend entered the police station on the 20th, was sent to Weiyang Detention Center on the 22nd, and his family received a criminal notice on the 26th, and was then transferred to the third religion... Article 65 of the Criminal Procedure Law: Public security organs shall interrogate a detainee within 24 hours after detention. If it is found that the person should not be detained, he shall be released immediately and a release certificate shall be issued. Those who need to be arrested but there is insufficient evidence can be released on bail pending trial or placed under residential surveillance.

Article 69: If the public security organ deems it necessary to arrest a detained person, it shall submit the matter to the People's Procuratorate for review and approval within three days of detention. Under special circumstances, the time for submission for review and approval may be extended by 1 to 4 days.

On the day when a criminal suspect is interrogated for the first time or compulsory measures are taken by the investigative agency, the entrusted lawyer may meet with the criminal suspect based on his lawyer's practice certificate, law firm certificate, power of attorney or official legal aid letter.

If the client has been criminally detained and his relatives and friends cannot meet him in person and can only go to the detention center with a lawyer, he must ask the lawyer to meet him in time, interview him, understand the case, provide legal help, and determine whether there is any The circumstances of lenient or mitigating punishment, whether it conforms to the circumstances of the crime, etc., strive for leniency, and protect one's legitimate rights and interests

If you want to meet, you must provide the ID card of the person concerned (his guardian, close relatives), and Proof of the relationship between the parties involved and the criminal suspect (household registration book, marriage certificate, etc.).