General criminal cases are released on bail pending trial, and they are not put in prison before the trial. Is it possible to be sentenced to probation?

Judging from the judicial practice, if there is no detention during the trial, there is a great chance of declaring probation. Of course, this is not absolute, but also depends on the specific case and the defendant's confession and repentance. The following is a detailed introduction:

1. After being released on bail and awaiting trial, you can get the judgment within two months. Those who meet the conditions for probation may be sentenced to probation. Article 202 of the Criminal Procedure Law When trying a case of public prosecution, the people's court shall pronounce a judgment within two months after accepting it, but not more than three months at the latest. For a case that may be sentenced to death or an incidental civil lawsuit, if one of the circumstances stipulated in Article 156 of this Law occurs, it may be extended for three months with the approval of the people's court at the next higher level; Due to special circumstances need to be extended, it shall be submitted to the Supreme People's Court for approval;

2. Article 72 of the Criminal Law stipulates that a criminal sentenced to criminal detention or fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years may be suspended if he meets the following conditions at the same time, and suspended for people under the age of 18, pregnant women and people who have reached the age of 75: (1) The circumstances of the crime are relatively minor; (2) showing repentance; (3) There is no danger of committing a crime again; (four) the announcement of probation has no significant adverse effects on the community where he lives.

Extended data:

Bail pending trial refers to a compulsory measure that the investigation organ orders the criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he does not evade or hinder the investigation. Usually used for criminal suspects whose criminal circumstances are minor and need not be detained or arrested, but whose freedom of movement needs to be restricted to a certain extent.

In our country, it refers to the compulsory measures that people's courts, people's procuratorates or public security organs order some criminal suspects and defendants to put forward guarantors or pay deposits to ensure that they are on call. Handled by the public security organs. Provisions of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security on Relevant Issues Concerning the Application of Criminal Compulsory Measures: If a people's procuratorate decides to take measures of obtaining a guarantor pending trial, it shall announce it to the criminal suspect and hand it over to the public security organ for execution.

Reference: Bail pending trial-Baidu Encyclopedia