What does it mean when a case reaches the pre-trial brigade?

The case reaching the pre-trial brigade means the following:

1. The case has reached the pre-trial stage, which means that the public security organs are further investigating and handling it and are still in the investigation stage;

2. However, the specific situation depends on It depends on the actual situation of the parties involved, because after arrest, there will be prosecution, trial, and judgment. Only when the people's court makes a judgment in accordance with the law can it be determined whether a person is guilty and whether he bears criminal responsibility.

3. It is recommended that the parties hire a lawyer and seek legal help.

The Pre-Trial Section is a functional department under the Public Security Bureau. Its main responsibility is to conduct detailed questioning of criminal suspects in criminal cases submitted by criminal police and verify their confessions. The compiled suspected criminal materials will be submitted to the procuratorial organs, and the supervisory organs will refer to the materials and initiate public prosecutions. The purpose of the preliminary hearing is to ensure that only charges with factual and legal basis are brought before the court of first instance and that unfounded charges are dismissed before trial. Applies only to felonies.

Presided over by the District Examining Judge. The examining magistrate has broad powers to interrogate defendants, conduct investigations, search and detain, and hear testimony.

Pre-trial personnel of our country’s public security and procuratorial organs interrogate criminal suspects on the basis of solving the case. The purpose is to check the obtained criminal evidence and further identify the facts, plots and clues of the case. A preliminary hearing generally begins with the arrest of the offender and ends with the conclusion of the investigative process.

Legal basis: Article 167 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

If the People's Procuratorate deems it necessary to arrest a detained person for a directly accepted case, it shall make a decision within fourteen days. In exceptional circumstances, the time for making an arrest may be extended by one to three days. If arrest is not required, he shall be released immediately; if it is necessary to continue investigation and meets the conditions for bail pending trial or residential surveillance, the bail pending trial or residential surveillance shall be lifted in accordance with the law.