1. If the facts are established, there is no objection to the facts. In any case, we will defend the objection.
2. Whether he is a minor. If he is a minor, he should be given a lighter or reduced punishment.
3. Whether the defendant is an accessory to the * * * * crime, and whether he is an accessory to the * * * * crime. If so, he should be given a lighter punishment, a reduced punishment or be exempted from punishment.
4. Is there any circumstances of surrender or meritorious service? If so, if there are statutory mitigating or mitigating circumstances, the punishment should be reduced.
5. The defendant has no regrets. If the person has a good attitude of pleading guilty and the subjective viciousness is relatively small, he may be given a lighter punishment as appropriate.
6. Are you actively paying for the injured?
7. The behavior did not cause serious social consequences.
To sum up, the defendant committed a crime, but his subjective malignancy was not serious. He had surrendered himself and showed repentance, so he complied with the conditions for probation under the criminal law. Therefore, the defendant should be given a lighter punishment and it is recommended to issue a suspended sentence to give the defendant a chance to turn over a new leaf and start a new life.