Can the police check their mobile phones during detention?

Criminal detention will be viewed through mobile phones, and public security organs have the right to look through it, collect evidence and verify it with criminal suspects.

Criminal detention will be viewed through mobile phones, and public security organs have the right to look through it, collect evidence and verify it with criminal suspects. Criminal detention is a compulsory method for public security organs and people's procuratorates to temporarily deprive criminals or major suspects of their personal freedom in case of legal emergency during investigation.

How many days is the duration of criminal detention?

The longest period of criminal detention for ordinary active criminals and major suspects is 14 days, and the longest period of detention for major suspects who commit crimes on the run, commit crimes for many times, and commit crimes in collusion is 37 days. Decide whether to arrest or take other compulsory measures after the expiration of detention.

According to the Criminal Procedure Law, the duration of criminal detention can be divided into general duration and extended duration:

1. The general period of criminal detention is 14 days, counting from entering the detention center. The investigation organ shall report to the procuratorate for approval of arrest within 14 days, of which the time for approval of arrest by the procuratorate is 7 days, which is included in 14 days. If approved, arrest will be carried out, otherwise compulsory measures will be lifted or changed.

2. The extension period of criminal detention is 37 days, of which the time approved by the procuratorate is 7 days. During this period, the investigation organ shall report to the procuratorate for approval of arrest, approval of arrest, or cancellation or change of compulsory measures.

I hope the above questions can help you. If you have other legal questions, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis: Criminal Procedure Law

Article 52 Judges, prosecutors and investigators must, in accordance with legal procedures, collect all kinds of evidence that can prove the guilt or innocence of criminal suspects and defendants and the seriousness of crimes. It is forbidden to collect evidence by threats, seduction, deception or other illegal methods, and no one may be forced to prove his guilt. It is necessary to ensure that all citizens who are related to or know the case have the conditions to provide evidence objectively and fully, and they can be hired to assist in the investigation except in special circumstances.