Generally, it will be identified according to sales records. Unless you really mix it up. Generally, the specific amount is calculated according to the attempted crime. What fake goods are sold specifically? Distinguish between the crime of selling fake and inferior products and the crime of selling goods with counterfeit registered trademarks. It is suggested that professional criminal defense lawyers should be entrusted to intervene as soon as possible, and effective defense work should be carried out in combination with the circumstances and evidence of the case, so as to strive for lighter and mitigated punishment. Meet certain conditions, and strive for bail pending trial and probation.
Any product that violates the Drug Administration Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) is a counterfeit drug. According to Article 3 1 of China's Drug Administration Law, the production of new drugs or drugs with national standards shall be approved by the State Council Drug Administration (State Food and Drug Administration of the United States) and issued to the national drug standards (except for Chinese herbal medicines that are not subject to the approval number management, and only those with such approval numbers are regular drugs). In addition, products with this mark on the market (which have expired) are also counterfeit drugs. Other batch numbers, such as Jingwei Zhengshizi, Shiguojian or Weishijian, belong to the category of health food and cannot be sold as medicines. On the market, some products, such as so-and-so word elimination and so-and-so word elimination, belong to disinfection products, not drugs.
The plaintiff showed the court that the defendant's food production license record could not be found. Even if the plaintiff's inquiry is wrong, the plaintiff's inquiry in court is enough to make the court have reasonable doubts about whether the defendant's food has a production license. According to the first sentence of Article 6 of the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Laws in the Trial of Food and Drug Disputes, "the producers and sellers of food bear the burden of proof that the food meets the quality standards." When the plaintiff provides basic evidence, the defendant shall bear the burden of proof to prove that his food has a production license. If the defendant fails to provide evidence within the prescribed time limit, he shall bear adverse legal consequences.