One is whether the lawyer hired by the suspect can serve as a guarantor for the suspect to be released on bail pending trial.

Lawyers generally do not act as guarantors, and one guarantor can only vouch for one criminal suspect. Judging from what you said, the suspect has been detained. In criminal cases, during the investigation phase, only lawyers can meet and learn about the situation. It is recommended to entrust professional lawyers to intervene, who can apply for bail pending trial, provide legal advice, and file charges for criminal suspects to better protect their legitimate rights and interests.

1. A criminal suspect who is under investigation may be released on bail pending trial under any of the following circumstances:

(1) He may be sentenced to public surveillance or criminal detention, and the latter may be subject to additional penalties independently. .

(2) Those who may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or more shall be released on bail pending trial to avoid causing social harm;

(3) The criminal suspect who should be arrested suffers from serious illness and is later The suspect is pregnant and breastfeeding her baby under one year old;

(4) The evidence of the detained criminal suspect is inconsistent with the arrest and needs to be reconsidered and reviewed;

( 5) After requesting for arrest, the People's Procuratorate does not approve the arrest and requires reconsideration and review;

(6) The case in which the criminal suspect is detained cannot be concluded within the legal period and the investigation needs to continue.

2. If a criminal suspect or defendant decides to be released on bail pending trial, he or she must pay a deposit or have a guarantor.

Special note: Law is not only highly professional and procedural, but also requires practical experience. When encountering specific legal matters, it is advisable to entrust professional lawyers to handle them as much as possible. You can keep this lawyer’s contact information and look forward to further contact with you.