1. Nature of the civil case: Overdue online loans are civil disputes and have nothing to do with criminal acts. Generally, civil disputes do not result in detention.
2. Legal procedures: After the borrower is sued, the court will conduct corresponding trial procedures, including summoning both parties to appear in court and holding a hearing. However, even if the judgment is against the borrower, it will not directly lead to detention.
3. Debt collection methods: Generally speaking, creditors will use legal means, such as freezing bank accounts, seizing property, etc., to collect debts from borrowers. However, these measures do not imply detention.
Summary: For overdue online loans, borrowers will not be detained, but may face other legal procedures and debt collection measures.
Extended information: Civil disputes caused by overdue online loans are mainly handled in accordance with the "Contract Law of the People's Republic of China" and relevant judicial interpretations. According to the provisions of our country's laws, the debtor should perform its debts. If the debtor fails to perform its debts or breaches the contract, the creditor has the right to require the debtor to return the debt through legal channels. However, courts in different regions may handle cases differently, and the specific circumstances need to be determined based on relevant laws and court practice.