1. Will I be notified in advance if I am released on bail pending trial after 37 days of criminal detention?
For those who are released on bail pending trial after 37 days of criminal detention, their families will be notified in advance and informed in advance of the relevant administrative procedures for the criminal suspect’s release on bail pending trial, that is, paying the corresponding deposit or providing corresponding witnesses as their guarantee. However, if a person is not a criminal suspect after 37 days of criminal detention, his or her family does not need to be notified when he is released without charge after being detained.
Article 67 of the Criminal Procedure Law: People's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs may release criminal suspects or defendants on bail pending trial under any of the following circumstances:
(1) Those who may be sentenced to public surveillance, criminal detention, or independent additional penalties;
(2) Those who may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or more, and being released on bail pending trial will not cause a social danger;
(3) ) Women who are seriously ill, unable to take care of themselves, pregnant or breastfeeding their own babies are released on bail pending trial and will not pose a risk to society;
(4) The detention period has expired and the case has not been concluded, and it is necessary to Released on bail pending trial.
Bail pending trial shall be implemented by the public security organs.
2. What are the procedures for obtaining bail pending trial?
(1) The law stipulates that "detained criminal suspects, defendants, their legal representatives, and close relatives have the right to apply for release on bail pending trial." Lawyers hired by captured criminal suspects can apply for release on bail pending trial. Applications for release on bail pending trial must be made in writing. The authority with the power to decide on the application for release on bail pending trial shall give a reply within 7 days on whether to approve the application.
(2) If the public security and judicial organs decide to release on bail pending trial, they shall announce it to the criminal suspect or defendant, and he shall sign a decision on releasing on bail pending trial. After the People's Procuratorate and People's Court announce the release on bail pending trial, they shall immediately send the decision on release on bail pending trial and the execution notice on release on bail pending trial to the public security agency responsible for execution, and inform the public security agency that during the execution period, if the criminal suspect or defendant is to be approved to leave the place, The city or county of residence must obtain the consent of the People's Procuratorate and People's Court. If the person is guaranteed by a guarantor, a letter of guarantee for obtaining bail pending trial shall also be served to the public security organ at the same time.
(3) The people's courts, people's procuratorates, and public security organs shall not release criminal suspects or defendants on bail pending trial for more than 12 months.
(4) If the period of bail pending trial expires or if it is found that the criminal suspect or defendant should not be held criminally responsible, the bail pending trial shall be released or revoked in a timely manner. If the bail pending trial is about to expire, the enforcement agency shall notify the decision-making authority in writing before the expiration of the time limit. The decision-making authority shall make a decision to terminate the bail pending trial or change the compulsory measures, and notify the enforcement agency in writing before the expiration of the time limit. The public security organ shall be promptly notified of the decision to terminate or revoke the release on bail pending trial, and the decision to terminate or revoke the release on bail pending trial shall be sent to the criminal suspect or defendant; if there is a guarantor, the guarantor shall also be notified to terminate the guarantee obligation.
(5) If a criminal suspect or defendant, his or her legal representative, close relatives, or a lawyer or other defender entrusted by a criminal suspect or defendant believes that the bail pending trial exceeds the legal period and requests release, the decision-making authority shall Review decision within 7 days.
In criminal cases, the public security organs have the right to decide to detain the criminal suspect in the case, but they also have the obligation to carry out the detention. The People's Procuratorate also has the power to decide to detain criminal suspects, but is generally only responsible for making decisions and not enforcing them. While a criminal suspect is in custody and meets the conditions for release on bail pending trial, his family members or lawyers may handle the procedures for release on bail pending trial. That’s all I made up.