Will lawyers be notified of criminal cases?

First of all, you must ensure that the case has been established as a criminal case. Well, it is impossible for the police station to show you the case file, but after accepting your case, it will make a report record and then give you a receipt for accepting the case, Huang ~

Secondly, the accepted cases are divided into filing and not filing. If you haven't received legal documents for a long time (usually a few days), it means that the case has been put on file for investigation;

Then, after investigation, the case seems to have no time limit until the suspect is arrested. If there is evidence that the suspect has committed a crime, the public security organ will definitely take compulsory measures of criminal detention immediately. From the date of criminal detention, if it is a single case (literally), the maximum detention period is 7 days; The longest detention period is 30 days if the crime is committed repeatedly (more than 3 times), in partnership (more than 2 people) or in mobile (more than 2 different areas). The above is the maximum period of criminal detention by public security organs; The next seven days are the deadline for the procuratorate to decide whether to approve the arrest of the suspect.

So in 37 days at the longest, you can receive a result from the public security organ about the case. Either the suspect can't be found, or there is no evidence to deal with the suspect, or the suspect is arrested and prosecuted by the procuratorate. Unfortunately, there seems to be no relevant provisions in the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs. If you have any questions about the progress of the case, you can communicate with the case-handling organ.

In addition, although civil and criminal cases can be judged jointly, criminal cases are the main ones, supplemented by civil cases. Have you ever heard of the word "incidental civil action"? That is to say, under the premise that criminal cases are judged together, criminal cases are judged first, and then civil economic compensation is judged. The answer is that you can apply for civil compensation, but it must be before the court hears the criminal case, otherwise the criminal judgment is over, and it will be troublesome for you to apply for civil compensation again ~

After typing so many words, you know! Don't let me down.