1. Regulations that persons under residential surveillance should abide by during the period of residential surveillance (which shall not hinder the smooth progress of the proceedings) (1) No one may leave the residential surveillance without the approval of the enforcement agency (2) Without the approval of the enforcement agency, you are not allowed to meet or communicate with others; (Other people here refer to people who live with the residents under surveillance except family members and defense lawyers. (3) Arrive in time during the arraignment; (4) Shall not interfere with witness testimony in any form; (5) Shall not destroy, forge evidence or collude with others; (6) Submit passports and other entry-exit documents, identity documents, and driving licenses to the enforcement agency for preservation. 2. Violate the law. If a criminal suspect or defendant who is placed under residential surveillance violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph and the circumstances are serious, he or she may be arrested; if arrest is necessary, the criminal suspect or defendant may be detained in advance
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Criminal Procedure Law
Article 77
Criminal suspects and defendants under residential surveillance shall comply with the following provisions:
< p>(1) Without the approval of the execution agency, you are not allowed to leave the place of residential surveillance;(2) Without the approval of the execution agency, you are not allowed to meet with others or communicate with others;
(3) Arraignment Arrive at the scene in a timely manner;
(4) Shall not interfere with witness testimony in any form;
(5) Shall not destroy, fabricate evidence or collude with confessions;
(6) Submit passports and other entry-exit documents, identity documents, and driving licenses to the enforcement agency for preservation.
If criminal suspects or defendants under residential surveillance violate the provisions of the preceding paragraph and the circumstances are serious, they may be arrested;
If arrest is necessary, criminal suspects and defendants may be detained first