Truthfully confessing one's crime means that the criminal suspect truthfully explains the main facts of his crime after voluntarily surrendering to the crime. If a criminal suspect who has committed s

Truthfully confessing one's crime means that the criminal suspect truthfully explains the main facts of his crime after voluntarily surrendering to the crime. If a criminal suspect who has committed several crimes only truthfully confesses some of the criminal facts of the crimes committed, only some of the criminal facts that he has truthfully confessed shall be deemed to have surrendered. In addition to truthfully confessing his own crime in a co-defendant's case, a criminal suspect must also confess to known co-defendants. The principal criminal must confess the known criminal facts of other co-defendants in a co-defendant's case in order to be deemed to have surrendered. If a criminal suspect voluntarily surrenders and truthfully confesses his crime and then retracts his confession, it cannot be considered a surrender. However, if a criminal suspect can truthfully confess his crime before the first instance judgment, it shall be deemed a surrender. According to Article 67 of the Criminal Law, criminal suspects, defendants and convicted criminals against whom compulsory measures have been taken truthfully confess crimes that have not yet been grasped by the judicial authorities, or are different from crimes that are known to the judicial authorities or have different verdicts. , should be regarded as surrender. Criminals who surrender can be given lighter or reduced punishments; if the crime is minor, they can be exempted from punishment. The specific determination of whether to be given a lighter, reduced or exempted punishment shall be based on the seriousness of the crime and the specific circumstances of the surrender. If criminal suspects, defendants and convicted criminals who have been subject to compulsory measures and sentenced to punishment truthfully confess crimes that have not yet been grasped by the judicial authorities and are of the same type as crimes that are known to the judicial authorities or have been determined by judgment, they may be given a lighter punishment as appropriate. ; If the crime is of the same type as the crime of truthful confession and the circumstances are relatively minor, the punishment should generally be reduced. According to the provisions of Paragraph 1 of Article 68 of the Criminal Law, criminals who report or expose other people’s crimes after trial include criminals reporting or exposing crimes committed by the same criminal in the same type of criminal cases. *** Other crimes other than the same type of crime, if verified to be true; Providing important clues for the detection of other cases, verified to be true; Preventing others from committing crimes; Assisting judicial organs to capture other suspects in the same crime; Other outstanding performance , those who have outstanding performance for the country and society should be recognized as meritorious service. If the accomplice **** exposes the facts of the crime committed by the accomplice **** after arriving at the case, he may be given a lighter punishment as appropriate. According to the provisions of Article 68, paragraph 1, of the Criminal Law, criminals report and expose major criminal acts of others, which are verified to be true; provide clues for the detection of major cases, which are verified to be true and prevent others from committing major crimes; assist in the administration of justice; If the authorities capture other major criminal suspects and make other major contributions to the country and society, they shall be deemed to have performed major meritorious services. Through my understanding of legal knowledge and daily study, I have a better understanding of the importance of the law. No matter where I go, I cannot do without the law. The law is equal to everyone, exists everywhere, and exists at all times. Each of us should know the law, understand it, and use it.