The detention center will make a transcript later, but it is not a criminal record. Criminal records are violations of criminal law and will be retained permanently when criminal detention is carried out.
Those who are subject to administrative penalties for violating the provisions of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law" will be stored in personal files as criminal records - the written case files will be kept by the original case-handling unit and permanently archived; the police's internal online approval data will at least Stored in a municipal database, this record will not have much impact on an individual's general life and work.
What is the difference between a detention center and a detention center?
1. Detention centers and detention centers hold different objects. Detention centers hold people who are administratively detained for violating public security management penalties; detention centers hold criminal suspects and defendants who have been criminally detained and arrested in accordance with the law.
2. The detention periods are different. People in detention centers may be released on bail pending trial or under residential surveillance, or they may be arrested. A criminal case takes more than three months to about a year from investigation to judgment, depending on the specific circumstances. The maximum detention time in the detention center is 15 days, which will be determined based on the severity of the disciplinary violation.
3. The right to meet with them. People detained in the detention center for criminal suspects can meet their family members by submitting an application to the detention center; however, while the suspect is detained for a crime, his or her family members are not allowed to meet with them. Only defense lawyers can meet and communicate with criminal suspects and provide legal help and services.
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Legal basis: Article 286 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"* * *If a person was under 18 years old at the time of the crime and was sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, the relevant criminal records shall be sealed . If criminal records are sealed, they may not be provided to any unit or individual except for the needs of judicial organs for case handling or for inquiries by relevant units in accordance with national regulations. Units conducting inquiries according to law shall keep sealed criminal records confidential.