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If so, a letter of attorney for injury evaluation shall be issued within 24 hours, and the victim shall be informed to go to the designated evaluation institution to conduct an injury evaluation.
Legal basis: Article 18 of the Provisions on the Handling of Injury Cases by Public Security Organs: After public security organs accept injury cases, they shall issue a power of attorney for injury evaluation within 24 hours, informing the victim to go to a designated evaluation institution to conduct an injury evaluation.
Where there are the conditions to conduct an immediate injury evaluation on the basis of the standards for personal injury evaluations promulgated by the relevant state departments, the victim's injuries at the time, and the hospital's diagnosis certificate, the public security organs' evaluation bodies shall submit an evaluation opinion within 24 hours of being retained, and issue an evaluation document within 3 days.
Where the injuries are more complex and there is no capacity for immediate evaluation, an evaluation opinion shall be submitted and an evaluation document shall be issued within 7 days of being retained.
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Article 34 of the Rules for the Appraisal Work of Public Security Organs stipulates that the appraisal institution shall make an appraisal opinion and issue an appraisal document within seven days from the date of accepting the appraisal entrustment.
Article 18 of the Provisions on the Handling of Injury Cases by Public Security Organs: After accepting an injury case, the public security organ shall issue a power of attorney for injury evaluation within 24 hours, informing the victim to go to the designated appraisal institution for the injury evaluation.
Article 19: Where there are conditions for conducting an immediate injury evaluation on the basis of the standards for the evaluation of personal injuries promulgated by the relevant state departments, the victim's injuries at the time, and the hospital's diagnosis certificate, the public security organs' evaluation bodies shall submit an evaluation opinion within 24 hours of receiving the entrustment, and issue an evaluation document within 3 days.
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1. What is Injury Identification?
The so-called injury appraisal refers to the process of determining the degree of injury suffered by the victim, that is, determining the destruction of the body's organizational structure, dysfunction, psychological and spiritual influences, and the degree of damage. An investigative act in which an investigative organ, in order to ascertain the facts of a case, appoints or hires a person with specialized knowledge to identify and make a judgment on the specialized issue of the degree of personal injury in the case, and makes a conclusion. In the judicial practice of intentional injury cases, the conclusion of the injury appraisal plays a pivotal role in the characterization of the case.
In the investigation, prosecution and even trial of a criminal case, one of the parties often disagrees with the results of the injury appraisal and applies for a new appraisal of the injury. The knowledge points of applying for injury re-evaluation are scattered in laws and regulations. According to Article 81 of the Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Administrative Cases by Public Security Organs of the Ministry of Public Security:
Where suspects or victims have objections to the evaluation conclusions, they may submit an application for a new evaluation, and a new evaluation is to be conducted after approval by the responsible person at a public security organ at the county level or above. Applications for reappraisal are limited to one time. "In order to ensure the quality of the appraisal conclusions, the public security organs will separately appoint or hire an appraiser or appraisal body to conduct the appraisal.
2. How long does it take to evaluate criminal injuries?
The Criteria for the Identification of the Degree of Human Injury stipulates:
1. If the primary injury is the main basis for identification, the evaluation can be carried out after the injury; Where complications caused by the injury are the primary basis for evaluation, the evaluation is to be conducted after the injury is stabilized.
2. Where appearance damage or dysfunction of tissues and organs is the main basis for evaluation, the evaluation is to be conducted 90 days after the injury; In special circumstances, an appraisal opinion can be issued based on the primary injury and its complications, but the possible sequelae must be explained, and if necessary, a re-examination and supplementary appraisal should be conducted.
3. Difficult and complex injuries should be identified after the clinical end or the injury is stable.
4. After accepting the appraisal application, the inspection and appraisal shall be completed within seven working days, and the appraisal document shall be issuedArticle 34 of the "Rules for the Appraisal Work of Public Security Organs" (Order No. 86 of the Ministry of Public Security) Article 34 The appraisal institution shall make an appraisal opinion and issue an appraisal document within seven days from the date of accepting the appraisal entrustment. Where laws, regulations, or technical regulations provide otherwise, or where there is special need for the investigation and resolution of a case or litigation activities, the evaluation body may separately agree on a time limit for evaluation with the entrusting evaluation unit. Where it is necessary to supplement the samples or samples, the time limit for appraisal is calculated from the date on which the samples and samples are complete.
According to article 18 of the Ministry of Public Security's "Provisions on the Handling of Injury Cases by Public Security Organs": "After accepting an injury case, a public security organ shall issue a power of attorney for injury evaluation within 24 hours, informing the victim to go to a designated evaluation institution for an injury evaluation. ”
Article 19: Where there are conditions for conducting an immediate injury evaluation on the basis of the standards for the evaluation of personal injuries promulgated by the relevant state departments, the victim's injuries at the time, and the hospital's diagnosis certificate, the public security organs' evaluation bodies shall submit an evaluation opinion within 24 hours of receiving the entrustment, and issue an evaluation document within 3 days.
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Injury identification, whether the injury at the time of injury or the injury after the injury is used, the requirements of each organ are different. After reporting the case to the police station, the local police station will issue an application for evaluation, and then a forensic evaluation can be conducted. It can usually be done after the condition is stable.
Article 18: After public security organs accept an injury case, they shall issue a power of attorney for an injury evaluation within 24 hours, and inform the victim to go to a designated evaluation body to conduct an injury evaluation. Article 19: Where the conditions for conducting an evaluation of injuries are met on the basis of the standards for the evaluation of personal injuries promulgated by the relevant state departments, the victim's failure to disclose the circumstances of the injuries at the time, and the hospital's diagnosis certificate, the public security organs' evaluation bodies shall submit an evaluation opinion within 24 hours of being retained, and issue an evaluation document within 3 days. Where the injury is more complex and there is no capacity for immediate evaluation, an evaluation opinion shall be submitted and an evaluation document shall be issued within 7 days of the date of entrustment.
For those that affect the function of tissues or organs or are complex and difficult to evaluate for a while, an appraisal opinion shall be submitted in a timely manner after the injury is stabilized, and an appraisal document shall be issued.
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1. On the issue of the time for injury evaluation Under normal circumstances, when a public security organ accepts an injury case, it shall issue a power of attorney for injury evaluation within 24 hours, informing the victim to go to a designated evaluation institution to conduct an injury evaluation, and if the victim's injury meets the conditions for conducting an injury evaluation, the entrusted evaluation agency shall submit an evaluation opinion within 24 hours of the time of being retained, and issue an evaluation document within 3 days. Where the injuries are more complex and there is no capacity for immediate evaluation, the evaluation body shall submit an evaluation opinion and issue an evaluation document within 7 days of receiving the entrustment. However, where the function of tissues or organs is affected or the injury is complex, and it is difficult to conduct an evaluation for the time being, an evaluation opinion shall be submitted in a timely manner after the injury is stabilized, and an evaluation document shall be issued.
Therefore, your eye injury should be more complicated, and it is difficult to evaluate it for a while, and you can only give an appraisal opinion and issue an appraisal document after the injury is stable. 2. I don't quite understand the meaning of "does the forensic doctor of the relevant department of ** still have a level area", please add a question. Under normal circumstances, the injury appraisal needs to be carried out at the designated institution, and the self-appraisal will not be recognized.
3. Does the investigation of the blind need to make a distinction between criminal and public security cases according to my injuries? **Criminal and policing cases need to be made based on your injuries, if your injuries constitute minor injuries, this case is a criminal case, if not minor injuries, it will be treated as a policing case. However, in this case, the public security organs have already pursued the suspect online, so it can be seen that your injuries should constitute minor injuries.
4. As a victim, what should you do now? You must now be active, do the injury appraisal at the time proposed by the appraisal agency, and cooperate with the public security organs. The suspect is already wanted, and there is a good chance that the case will be solved.
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