My child is ten months old now, and not a tooth has come out. Is it normal? I think, well, I have to go to the hospital to check whether there is calcium deficiency, or I will supplement the baby with calcium earlier! My two children have had teeth since six or seven months! Drooling is normal!
He was detained for seven months without any news. He is likely to be killed in prison.
Besides, why were you detained for seven months?
It's been almost three months since I was detained, and there is no news at all. The maximum period of criminal detention is 37 days. If the notice of arrest is received, it may be the 38th day (the case-handling unit calls to collect it) or longer (the case-handling unit mails it). If you don't receive the arrest notice, you will be released after 37 days of criminal detention, otherwise the public security bureau will violate the law.
Whether it constitutes a crime depends not only on its identity, but also on the comprehensive analysis of confessions and witness testimony of other criminal suspects.
In judicial practice, criminal detention takes a long time, usually because the case is complicated or it is difficult to obtain evidence. It is recommended to wait patiently or take the initiative to ask the case-handling unit.
Detention in criminal proceedings is a compulsory method for public security organs and people's procuratorates to temporarily deprive criminals or major suspects of their personal freedom in case of legal emergency during investigation. Criminal detention must meet two conditions at the same time: first, the object of detention is a flagrante delicto or a major suspect. An active criminal refers to a person who is committing a crime, and a major suspect refers to a person who has evidence to prove that he is suspected of a major crime. Second, it has one of the legal emergencies. Regarding what is an emergency, Article 80 and Article 163 of the Criminal Procedure Law have different provisions on detention by public security organs and detention by people's procuratorates.
I hired a lawyer to file a lawsuit against me. It's been seven months now, and there is no news at all. What should I do? 1. Lawyers exercise relevant rights on your behalf. You should ask the lawyer about the progress, but the lawyer is obliged to inform you of the progress of the incident.
Second, please ask the lawyer not to say it orally, but to have relevant agreements as the binding force of both parties.
Third, if the injury involves criminal aspects, you can also consult the public security. Don't regard lawyers as the only lifeline.
My website has been submitted for the record for three months, and there is no news at all? Please contact the access provider to check the filing stage. Under normal circumstances, there will be no news for three months.
It's been 18 working days since the British visa was issued, and there is no news at all. If the visa for the UK is not expedited, it usually takes 15-20 working days, and the peak period (usually June-September) may be slower. If there is no news for more than 20 working days, you can send an email to the embassy to ask, and you will usually get a reply.
Take the British tourist visa as an example. If it is not urgent, it usually takes 15-20 working days. You can check the express number. At present, it is the peak period for visa processing, so just wait patiently.
My friend stayed in the detention center for eight months without any news. The criminal suspects detained in the detention center can only clarify the nature of the case and the responsibilities of the relevant people after the trial judgment, and the detainees will have a further destination. The detention period in the detention center is just a process of waiting for trial. The time for the detainees in the detention center to hold court sessions requires that the facts of the case be clear and the principal offender should appear in court. This time is uncertain.
Boyfriend robbed, only robbed 200 yuan, and now he has been taken away for 5 months, and there is still no news at all.
Robbery is an act of forcibly seizing public and private property on the spot by violence, coercion or other means for the purpose of illegal possession.
The so-called violence means that the perpetrator strikes or forces the victim's body. The violent act of robbery refers to the act of beating or coercing the victim's body in order to eliminate the victim's resistance and rob others' property. Other methods here refer to the methods that the perpetrator uses other than violence or coercion to make the victim unable to resist. Any natural person who has reached the age of 14 and has criminal responsibility can constitute the subject of robbery.
Second, the law stipulates that
(1) Punishment: Article 263 Whoever robs public or private property by violence, coercion or other means shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than 60 years and shall also be fined;
Article 269 Whoever commits theft, fraud or robbery and uses violence or threatens violence on the spot to conceal stolen goods, resist arrest or destroy criminal evidence shall be convicted and punished in accordance with the provisions of Article 263 of this Law.
Whoever robs with a murder weapon shall be convicted and punished in accordance with the provisions of Article 263 of this Law.
Article 289 Whoever gathers people to "smash, smash and rob", thus causing disability or death, shall be convicted and punished in accordance with the provisions of Articles 234 and 232 of this Law. Whoever destroys or robs public or private property shall be ordered to make restitution, and the ringleaders shall be convicted and punished in accordance with the provisions of Article 263 of this Law.
(2) aggravating circumstances: in any of the following circumstances, the offender shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10, life imprisonment or death. Impose a fine or confiscate property:
Burglary;
(2) Robbery on public transport;
(3) robbing a financial institution;
(4) Robbery for many times or the amount of robbery is relatively large;
(5) Robbery causes serious injury or death;
(six) posing as a policeman to rob;
(7) Armed robbery;
(eight) robbing military supplies or emergency rescue, disaster relief and relief supplies.