Question 15 on criminal detention and archives

I don't know what crime you are suspected of committing and you are criminally detained, but the law stipulates that you are a criminal suspect until you have been sentenced by a court, and you can only be called a criminal after you have been sentenced. If you have not been convicted by law, then you are not considered to have a criminal record.

The headshot you are talking about, this is a kind of information collection of the public security for people who have been suspected of committing crimes, which will register your **, characteristic characteristics, why and where and what kind of coercive measures have been taken, and your fingerprints and other information, if you really commit another crime, you will quickly find out that you have been suspected of committing a crime, but these do not mean that you have committed a crime, but only that you have been taken into custody and reviewed by the public security organs for suspected crimes, which is not considered a criminal record, and is not recorded in your file. It will not affect your future travel, political trial, etc.

The re-education through labor you mentioned above will actually be recorded in the file, which is a punishment for public security violations, which is the same as public security detention, fines, and warnings, and is recorded as an illegal act. These coercive measures are only a measure to ensure the collection of evidence and a compulsory restriction of your person to ensure litigation, these measures do not mean that you have committed a crime, but only indicate that you are suspected of committing a crime, if you have not been sentenced by the court in the end, you are not guilty, I don't know if you can understand this, if you don't understand, please send me a message, I will explain to you in detail.

Criminal detention is a compulsory measure in criminal proceedings, and its files are kept for a long time together with the files of criminal cases.

A criminal suspect who is in criminal custody shall be presumed innocent without trial. In judicial practice, not 100% of criminal suspects who are criminally detained are ultimately found guilty. Even if he is finally convicted of a crime, the prodigal son will not change his money, and he will be a good man and abide by the law in the future, and his future will still be bright.

Just tell you one thing, and the rest is up to you.

Since the file is on the public security network, it can be regarded as having a criminal record, and having a criminal record will definitely have an impact on you, and it will have an impact on your children (I forgot what it is, there must be, you can check it).

Hello! I was criminally detained for leaking personal information without causing impact or harm, and now I have a record of criminal detention (leakage of personal information) on the 4.0 platform, so can all the political trials not be passed?

Criminal detention is generally not recorded in the file, nor is it recorded in the file of the personnel department, but only in the file of the public security bureau. Criminal detention refers to the act of temporarily detaining a suspect by a public security bureau or procuratorate in the course of handling a case in an emergency. Article 82 of the Criminal Procedure Law provides that public security organs may detain current offenders or major suspects in advance under any of the following circumstances:

1) They are preparing to commit a crime, committing a crime, or are discovered immediately after committing a crime; (2) The victim or a person who witnessed it at the scene identified him as having committed the crime; (3) Evidence of a crime is found in their surroundings or residence; (4) Attempting to commit suicide with a bent stool, fleeing, or being at large after committing a crime; (5) There is a possibility of destroying or fabricating evidence or colluding confessions; (6) Not telling their true name or address, and their identity is unclear; (7) There is a major suspicion of committing a crime on the go, committing a crime multiple times, or committing a crime in a group.

Article 85 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China provides that when a public security organ detains a person, it must present a detention warrant. After detention, the detainee shall be immediately sent to the detention center for detention, and must not exceed 24 hours at the latest. Article 87 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China: When a public security organ requests the arrest of a criminal suspect, it shall write a written request for approval of arrest, and send it to the people's procuratorate at the same level for review and approval, together with the case file materials and evidence.

When necessary, the people's procuratorate may appoint personnel to participate in the public security organs' discussions of major cases.

The detention of the criminal respondent Liang is generally not recorded in the file, nor is it recorded in the file of the personnel department, but only in the file of the public security bureau. Criminal detention refers to the act of temporarily detaining a suspect by a public security bureau or procuratorate in the course of handling a case in an emergency. Article 82 of the Criminal Procedure Law provides that public security organs may detain current offenders or major suspects in advance under any of the following circumstances:

1) They are preparing to commit a crime, committing a crime, or are discovered immediately after committing a crime; (2) The victim or a person who witnessed it at the scene identified him as having committed the crime; (3) Evidence of a crime is found in their surroundings or residence; (4) Attempting suicide, escaping, or being at large after committing a crime; (5) There is destruction or forgery of certificates or collusion that may be cleared; (6) Not telling their true name or address, and their identity is unclear; (7) There is a major suspicion of committing a crime on the go, committing a crime multiple times, or committing a crime in a group.