Can a criminal suspect be sentenced to probation if he partially pleads guilty?

1. Can a criminal suspect be sentenced to probation if he partially pleads guilty? A criminal suspect who partially pleads guilty may also be sentenced to probation, but the conditions for probation must be met. On the basis of understanding the consequences of confession retraction and the evidence of the whole case, the criminal suspects and defendants in criminal cases voluntarily accept the accusation of the procuratorate with the help of lawyers or defenders who provide legal aid; On this basis, the procuratorial organ makes a lenient determination on the sentencing or the circumstances of the crime of the criminal suspect or defendant, and specifies the documents; The people's court found that the defendant pleaded guilty voluntarily, pleaded guilty leniently, and negotiated legally, and the facts and evidence of the case were indeed sufficient. It recognized the written documents reached between the defendant and the procuratorate and made a judgment accordingly. A bad attitude towards confession will generally affect probation. Of course, only those who meet the conditions of probation can be sentenced to probation by the court. Article 72 of the Criminal Law stipulates that criminals sentenced to criminal detention and fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years may be suspended if they meet the following conditions at the same time, and those under the age of 18, pregnant women and those who have reached the age of 75 may be suspended: 1, if the circumstances of the crime are minor; 2. Have repentance; 3. There is no danger of committing a crime again; 4. The announcement of probation has no significant adverse effect on the community where you live. Second, is it necessary to pay a suspended fine? Probation is different from exemption from criminal punishment, and probation still retains the possibility of executing the original sentence for a certain period of time. Therefore, the probation must be declared in the judgment. If he does not commit a new crime within the probation period, he will not execute the original sentence. Article 68 of the Criminal Law stipulates that the probation period of criminal detention is more than one year and less than one month. The probation period of probation for fixed-term imprisonment is limited to not less than the original sentence but not more than five years, but not less than one year. The probation period of probation is calculated from the date when the judgment is determined, that is, from the date when the judgment takes effect. If a person is detained before the judgment, one day of detention will be converted into one day of fixed-term imprisonment, but the probation period of probation cannot be converted into one day. According to the second paragraph of Article 67 of the Criminal Law, probation is the principal punishment. If an additional punishment is attached to the main punishment, the additional punishment must still be executed. For example, if a person is sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment and fined, his sentence will be suspended and the fine will still be paid. The application of probation is generally when a judge makes a judgment on a criminal case according to law. At this time, it is necessary to meet the prescribed conditions before probation can be applied. Of course, in the course of litigation, you can also entrust a special criminal lawyer to help you win probation. However, probation is only for the principal punishment. If there is an additional punishment at the same time, the additional punishment still needs to be executed.