Article 102 of the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs stipulates that if a criminal suspect is guaranteed by a guarantor, during the period of obtaining a guarantor pending trial, if the guarantor's situation changes and he is unwilling to continue to guarantee or lose the guarantee conditions, he shall be ordered to re-submit the guarantor or pay the deposit, or make a decision to change the compulsory measures.
The public security organ in charge of execution shall notify the organ that decided to obtain a guarantor pending trial within three days from the date of finding that the guarantor is unwilling to continue to guarantee or loses the guarantee conditions.
Article 103 The public security organ shall not interrupt the investigation of a case during the period of obtaining a bail pending trial, and the criminal suspect who has been granted a bail pending trial shall promptly change the compulsory measures or lift the bail pending trial according to the change of the case.
The maximum period of bail pending trial shall not exceed twelve months.
Different stages can be guaranteed.
Criminal cases handled by public security organs can only be released on bail once in the investigation stage. However, after the case is transferred to the procuratorial organ for examination and prosecution, the procuratorial organ must re-apply for bail pending trial, and after arriving at the court, it must re-apply for bail pending trial.