My wife was detained.

Your wife's detention shows that the case-handling organ thinks she is suspected of a criminal offence. If the evidence is sufficient, you may apply to the procuratorate for approval of arrest after detention, or allow bail pending trial. Let's start with criminal detention.

Criminal detention, as a criminal compulsory measure, is to prevent criminal suspects from continuing to commit crimes or falsifying evidence to hinder criminal proceedings and temporarily deprive them of their personal freedom. Its calculation method is mainly the sum of the time when the public security organ approves the arrest and the time when the procuratorate approves the arrest, and the period is 10 to 37 days.

Specifically, the detention period is calculated as follows:

1. Generally, the longest detention period is 10 days (the public security organ requests the procuratorate to approve the arrest for 3 days, and the procuratorate decides whether to approve the arrest for 7 days).

2. Under special circumstances, the longest detention period for criminal proceedings is 14 days. (The public security organ requests the procuratorate to approve the arrest for 3 days, and 1-4 days is postponed, and the procuratorate decides whether to approve the arrest for 7 days.)

3. Major suspects who commit crimes on the run, commit crimes many times or commit crimes by gangs shall be detained for a maximum of 37 days. (30 days after the public security organ requests the procuratorate to approve the arrest, 7 days after the procuratorate decides whether to approve the arrest)

According to Article 1 10 of the Regulations of the Ministry of Public Security, the crime of escaping refers to committing crimes continuously across cities and counties, or fleeing to other cities and counties to continue committing crimes after committing crimes at the place of residence; Multiple crimes refer to crimes committed more than three times; A partnership crime refers to a joint crime committed by two or more persons.

If a criminal suspect and his legal representative, close relatives or lawyers entrusted by the criminal suspect think that the detention has exceeded the statutory time limit, they have the right to lodge a complaint with the public security organ or the people's procuratorate and demand that the detention be lifted. If the situation is true after examination, the criminal suspect and defendant shall be released. If the examination has not exceeded the statutory time limit, it shall give a written reply to the applicant.

After criminal detention, if it is considered necessary to arrest, it will be transferred to arrest with the approval of the procuratorate. Those who meet the conditions for obtaining a guarantor pending trial are recommended to obtain a guarantor pending trial. Here, I suggest not to worry, communicate with the case-handling organ more, or apply for the intervention of a lawyer.