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If it is shuanggui, then there is no time limit, if it is just a regular custodial summons, it will not exceed 12 hours. The time limit for filing Party discipline cases is three months, and may be extended by one month when necessary, and where major or complicated cases still cannot be investigated and concluded during the extended period, the investigation period may be extended after reporting to the organ filing the case for approval. In administrative discipline cases, not to exceed 6 months, and where special circumstances require an extension, it is to be reported to the supervision organ at the level above for filing, but not to exceed 1 year at the latest.

Case inspections must adhere to the principle of seeking truth from facts, take facts as the basis, and party and government discipline as the criterion, and ensure that the facts are clear, the evidence is conclusive, the characterization is accurate, the handling is appropriate, the procedures are complete, and the procedures are lawful. To sum up, there are four main points in the "24-character" policy.

1. The time for the Commission for Discipline Inspection to conduct an investigation of the suspects involved in the case depends on the specific circumstances, generally within three months, but may be a few hours, a few days, or even more than a year. According to the relevant provisions, in the case of a preliminary examination of the case, the time limit for the preliminary verification is two months, which can be extended by one month if necessary. If the initial verification cannot be completed during the extension period for major or complex issues, it may be appropriately extended after approval.

2. File a case for investigation. If, after the preliminary verification, it is determined that the parties have seriously erroneous facts, it is necessary to file a case for investigation. It generally takes about 3-7 months from filing a case to being investigated.

Depending on the specific situation, if the report leads are clear and easy to investigate and verify the wrong facts, it will be dealt with quickly, not necessarily three months. If the case is complex, the investigation and verification time will be extended, and in some cases, the investigation and processing process may even take a year or more.

3. With regard to the time limit for shuanggui, if the discipline inspection organs have adopted the "two regulations" measures against the parties, according to the "On Improving the Coordination Mechanism for Investigation and Handling of Cases, Further Improving and Standardizing the 'Two Regulations' Measures" (Zhong Ban Fa [2005] No. 28), the implementation of the "two regulations" measures must not exceed the time limit for case investigation. That is, the time limit for case investigation is three months, which can be extended by one month if necessary. In addition, it is stipulated that the implementation of shuanggui must be filed with the higher authorities, and the maximum period of shuanggui shall not exceed four months, and the subordinate colleges and universities shall not use shuanggui, so as to protect the personal rights of the person under investigation.

IV. In accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Regulations of the Communist Party of China on the Inspection of Cases by Discipline Inspection Organs", after the Commission for Discipline Inspection receives a report letter, it must go through the links of acceptance, preliminary verification, case filing, investigation, trial, and handling. The general time limit for the preliminary verification is two months, which can be extended by one month if necessary. The time limit for case filing and approval must not exceed one month.

The time limit for the investigation of the case is three months, which may be extended by one month if necessary. In cases where the case is major or complicated, and the investigation cannot be concluded within the extended period, the investigation period may be extended after being reported to the case-filing organ for approval.

24 hours? If you don't say it, it will be possible for you for the rest of your life. When the Commission for Discipline Inspection handles the case, who dares to ask the public procuratorate and the law?

Legal analysis: 1. If you do not grasp the facts of the crime, but only find someone to investigate and collect evidence, it generally does not exceed 12 hours, but there is no strict legal definition. 2. If some of the facts of the crime have already been grasped, the technical term is called liuzhi.

According to the "Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China", when the Commission for Discipline Inspection investigates the situation, the maximum period of retention in custody for a person is six months. Article 43 of the Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China: The period of retention in custody must not exceed three months.

In exceptional circumstances, it can be extended once, and the extension period shall not exceed three months.

Legal basis: "Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 41: Supervision organs at the provincial level or below employing retention in custody shall be collectively researched and decided upon by the leaders of the Supervision Organs, and reported to the Supervision Organ at the level above for approval. Provincial-level Supervision Organs deciding to employ retention in custody shall report to the Supervision Commission of the People's Republic of China for the record.

After retention in custody is employed, the unit or family of the person in retention in custody shall be notified within 24 hours, except where it obstructs the investigation. When the Supervision Organs employ retention in custody measures, they may request that the public security organs cooperate as needed for work. The public security organs are to provide assistance in accordance with law.

The Supervision Organs shall ensure that persons in retention in custody have food and rest, and provide medical services. Interrogations of persons retained in custody shall reasonably arrange the time and duration of the interrogation, and the interrogation record is to be read and signed by the person being interrogated. The period of retention in custody must not exceed three months.

In special circumstances, the Supervision Organ that decides to employ retention in custody may report to the Supervision Organ at the level above for approval, and may extend it once, and the extension must not exceed three months. Where persons retained in custody are lawfully sentenced to controlled release, short-term detention, or fixed-term imprisonment after they are transferred to the judicial organs for suspected crimes, the period of retention in custody shall be deducted from the sentence. One day of retention in custody is deducted from two days of controlled release, and one day of short-term detention or fixed-term imprisonment.