Should the state compensate the criminal detainees who have not been arrested by the procuratorate?

It depends on the specific situation. If the time exceeds the time limit stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Law, and then it is decided to dismiss the case, not to prosecute, or to terminate the investigation of criminal responsibility after being acquitted, the victim has the right to compensation.

If a citizen is detained in violation of the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, or in accordance with the conditions and procedures stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Law, but the detention time exceeds the time limit stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Law, and then it is decided to dismiss the case, not to prosecute, declare him innocent, or terminate the investigation of criminal responsibility, the victim has the right to compensation.

In any of the following circumstances, the state shall not be liable for compensation:

(1) Being detained or sentenced to punishment for deliberately making false statements or forging other criminal evidence;

(2) A person who is not criminally responsible according to Articles 17 and 18 of the Criminal Law is detained;

(3) A person who is not investigated for criminal responsibility according to Article 15, Paragraph 2 of Article 173, Paragraph 2 of Article 273 and Article 279 of the Criminal Procedure Law is detained.