If you can't get in touch, staying in the detention center for two months means that the suspected criminal case has been approved for arrest, which means that the procuratorate believes that it has criminal facts and evidence to prove it. Simply put, it is more likely to be sentenced later. In this state, no one can see him or contact him except the defense lawyer entrusted by his close relatives. Do you know the specific case? It's best to describe it briefly to help you analyze and judge. It is suggested to entrust a professional criminal defense lawyer to intervene, carry out targeted and effective defense work in combination with the specific circumstances and evidence of the case, strive for a lighter and mitigated punishment, and strive for bail pending trial and probation as much as possible under certain conditions.
According to the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
Article 196 All judgments shall be publicly announced. If a verdict is pronounced in court, it shall be served on the parties concerned and the people's procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution within five days; If the sentence is pronounced on a regular basis, it shall be served on the parties concerned and the people's procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution immediately after the announcement. The written judgment shall be served on the defender and the agent ad litem. Article 197 A written judgment shall be signed by the judge and the court clerk, and the time limit for appeal and the court of appeal shall be specified. The criminal has been in the detention center for six months and has not been sentenced. Isn't there a court without time limit? The term of criminal detention cannot be six months. After the detention expires, criminal compulsory measures such as arrest can be changed. Short detention time does not mean light criminal responsibility. Conviction and sentencing of criminal suspects generally require public security organs to file a case for investigation, procuratorates to initiate public prosecution, and court decisions to determine whether the perpetrator is guilty, what crime he has committed, and what criminal responsibility he should be investigated.
In general, the longest detention period in criminal proceedings is 14 days. Major suspects who commit crimes on the run, commit crimes many times or commit crimes by gangs can be detained for up to 37 days. After arrest, the detention period in the investigation stage shall generally not exceed two months (which may be extended under special circumstances), and the detention period in the examination and prosecution stage shall generally be one month (which may be extended under special circumstances). When trying a case of public prosecution (first instance), the people's court shall pronounce a judgment within two months after accepting it, and it shall not exceed three months at the latest (it may be extended under special circumstances). The people's court of second instance shall conclude an appeal or protest case within two months (which may be extended under special circumstances).