What should lawyers pay attention to when meeting criminal suspects? 1. Identify yourself and show your power of attorney; Informing the criminal suspect that relatives and friends have entrusted him to provide legal help; Ask him if he agrees to hire this lawyer; If you agree, you must sign the power of attorney for confirmation. 2. Those who inform the criminal suspect that he should truthfully confess, commit perjury or conceal criminal evidence shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities. 3. Understand the natural situation of the criminal suspect. Such as: previous name, date of birth, nationality, political party, education level, marriage and family, whether or not you have received criminal punishment, and the charges and time limit of criminal punishment. 4. Whether and how to participate in suspected cases. 5. If guilty, explain the main facts and circumstances related to conviction and sentencing. Main facts: time, place, method, means, purpose, motivation, result, etc. Evidence of a crime. 6. State whether there are any circumstances that prove that the criminal suspect has committed a crime lightly or lightened, lightened or exempted from criminal responsibility. Including: 14 above 18 below; A mental patient who has not completely lost the ability to identify or control his own behavior commits a crime; Preparatory crime; Attempted crime; Accessories; Compulsory offender; Surrender oneself; Having made significant meritorious service; Deaf or blind people commit crimes; Justifiable defense exceeds the necessary limit, causing undue damage; Emergency avoidance exceeds the necessary limit, causing undue damage; Stop the crime; The instigated person has not committed the instigated crime, etc. 7. If you think you are innocent, state a plea of innocence. Whether there are materials and opinions to prove innocence, including: the alleged criminal act was not committed by him; Its behavior is obviously minor and harmless, and does not constitute a crime according to law; Although the behavior objectively causes damage, it is not intentional or negligent, and belongs to self-defense, emergency avoidance, exercise of authority and accidents; Having no capacity for criminal responsibility or not reaching the age of criminal responsibility. 8. Whether the legal procedures of compulsory measures are complete and legal. Including the time and place to take compulsory measures, whether to receive relevant legal documents, etc. 9. Whether their personal rights and litigation rights have been violated after taking compulsory measures. For example, whether the investigation organ has illegally obtained confessions such as extorting confessions by torture; If so, whether the confession is true; Whether there are any incentives; Whether the interrogation record is checked and supplemented; Whether to see or receive the appraisal conclusion used as evidence; Have any applications for re-appraisal been rejected or ignored? 10, whether the statement about this investigation is consistent with the confession to the investigation organ. 1 1. Answer legal advice and inform relevant rights and obligations. 12, whether it is necessary to appeal and accuse on behalf of others. 13. Other information that needs to be known, such as physical condition and life needs. 14. Ask him to check the minutes of this meeting, sign his opinions and confirm them page by page. 15. If the investigation organ sends personnel to attend the meeting, it shall indicate it in the record. A criminal suspect is also called a suspect. Refers to the investigation object of the criminal investigation organ or the suspected object preliminarily determined according to the investigation clue. A criminal suspect must be a specific person, and a criminal who has not been discovered or whose identity is uncertain cannot be called a criminal suspect. In the practice of criminal investigation, criminal suspects can be excluded by alibi and other scientific evidence. A criminal suspect accused of a crime after a criminal investigation is called a criminal defendant. The above are the answers to these questions, I hope it will help you. If you need help in this area, the website provides online consultation service for lawyers, and you are welcome to make legal consultation.
Legal objectivity:
Article 44 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that a defender or any other person shall not help a criminal suspect or defendant to conceal, destroy, forge evidence or collude in confession, and shall not threaten or induce witnesses to commit perjury or engage in other acts that hinder judicial proceedings. Anyone who violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall be investigated for legal responsibility according to law. If a defender is suspected of committing a crime, it shall be handled by an investigation organ other than the investigation organ where the defender undertakes the case.