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It is difficult to file a case, and it is difficult to go to the sky. This is especially true for victims of many criminal cases (especially economic crimes). Many cases are difficult to file, not because the case itself does not constitute a criminal offence, but because the victim did not make clear the cause and effect and legal basis of the matter, making the case "look" not to constitute a criminal offence. How to make the public security organs think that the case is likely to reach the standard of criminal filing at the first time, so as to sit down and study the evidence carefully depends on a clear and direct criminal complaint. Writing a criminal indictment is undoubtedly the first step to solve the difficulty of filing a case. This part is the most critical. Be logical so that people can continue reading. State the facts objectively first, and then according to the facts and results, what laws have been violated and what crimes have been constituted. Specific criminal facts, as far as possible, write clearly the time, place, purpose, motivation, means, plot and result of the defendant's crime. Then, according to the facts of the crime, state the nature of the crime, the circumstances of the crime and the losses or injuries caused by the crime, and point out the specific provisions of the criminal law and the charges constituted by the defendant's actions.
Remember that this part is not a novel, so don't mix your own opinions and emotions too much. Clearly presenting the most basic and critical evidence to the case handlers will help to file a case efficiently. Those words that condemn the defendant from time to time and discuss how ruthless and sinful the defendant is from the moral high ground are just killing the police's reading patience, which has no effect, and even makes people think that the accuser may be exaggerating the facts. The purpose of criminal appeal is to file a case, not to vent emotions or arouse public opinion. The key point is to discuss what kind of behavior the defendant did, what kind of consequences he caused and what kind of crime he committed, supplemented by evidence materials, so that people can see that it may indeed constitute a crime and it is necessary to file a case. Don't vent your emotions, and you can't just say the facts without discussing the constitution of the crime.
It is suggested that the documents of criminal charges should not exceed 3 pages, and there should be more evidence. Try not to file a lawsuit if there is insufficient evidence. The "first impression" does not constitute a crime, and it will be more difficult to file a case later. Ask a lawyer or someone you know before you sue. Don't write a criminal complaint like a civil dispute. After the formal intervention of lawyers, you may find that a lot of evidence you have collected is only evidence clues or materials, which has little to do with the case, that is, you have done a lot of useless work. Accusations should be made in a timely manner, and the time is too long, so the motive of the victim to report the case is easy to be questioned, and even the public security organs may question the authenticity of the incident itself. Common cases, such as intentional injury, rape, fraud, etc., are generally difficult to succeed if the charges are not timely. Don't rush to find a relationship from the beginning. If you show the intention to find a relationship from the beginning, the public security may think that there is something wrong with your case itself, and it does not necessarily constitute a crime, so you need to "find a relationship". Moreover, those who can only find a relationship to file a case will often end up with nothing.