What does cross examination mean Four situations in which cross examination continues

Interrogate. pánwèn

inquisition;interrogate] asked in severe detail.

Interrogate. 1 Anglo-American court terminology refers to the process of challenging the testimony of a prosecutor or lawyer after a prosecutor or lawyer conducts a "direct examination" against a witness and the testimony is elicited by him.

2 Objection questioning was later applied to campus debates, usually after a debater on one side had completed his argument, the opposing debater would conduct a challenging questioning, which was translated as "questioning" in the Taiwanese debate circles and "cross-examination" in the mainland debate circles.

1. The victim or witness accuses or identifies that he has committed a crime;

2. There is a suspicion that Sun Shi violated the administration of public security or committed a crime;

3. There is a violation of public security administration or a suspicion of a crime and the identity is unknown;

4. The items carried may be stolen goods that violate the administration of public security or the crime of the bureau.

"Continued interrogation" refers to measures taken by the people's police of public security organs to bring persons suspected of violating the law or crimes to the public security organs for continued interrogation after interrogating or inspecting them on the spot, and discovering that there are legally prescribed circumstances. Where persons suspected of violating the law or committing crimes cannot be ruled out after being interrogated or inspected on the spot, and in any of the circumstances described above, the people's police may bring them to the public security organs for continued interrogation.

The time limit for continued interrogation is generally 12 hours, and may be extended to 24 hours where it is truly difficult to verify or rule out suspicion of violations or crimes within 12 hours, and may be extended to 48 hours for those who do not state their real names, addresses, or identities, and where they still cannot be confirmed or ruled out within 24 hours. The time limit shall begin when a person suspected of violating a law or committing a crime is brought to the public security organ, to the time when the person being interrogated may freely leave the public security organ, or when a decision is made to take him into criminal detention, arrest, administrative detention, or compulsory drug rehabilitation and transfer him to the relevant place of supervision for enforcement, including the time for submitting and approving the continuation of interrogation, the extension of the time limit for continued interrogation, and the time for handling decisions.

Legal basis

Public Security Organs Apply Provisions on Continued Interrogation".

Article 10: Continued interrogation may be applied to persons who meet the requirements listed in article 8 of these Provisions and have any of the following circumstances at the same time, but the interrogation must be completed within 4 hours of being brought to the public security organs, and must not be sent to the waiting room:

1) Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding their own infants under the age of 1;

2) Minors under the age of 16;

3) Seniors who have reached the age of 70.

Where the persons provided for in the preceding paragraph are released between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. the following day, their families or guardians shall be notified to take them back; Where the identity is unclear or there is no family or guardian and there is no way to notify them, they shall be escorted to their place of residence.

Cross-examination [Name of word:] cross-examination.

Explanation of Terms]: 1detailed inquiry; Ask repeatedly.

1 Anglo-American court terminology refers to the process of challenging the testimony of a prosecutor or lawyer after a prosecutor or lawyer conducts a "direct examination" against a witness and draws testimony.

2 Objection questioning was later applied to campus debates, usually after a certain debate has completed the argument, the opposing debater will conduct a challenging questioning, which is translated as "questioning" in the Taiwanese debate circles and "cross-examination" in the mainland debate circles.

"Inquiry" refers to inquiry, inquiry, or inquiry. The words are clear Li Yu "Mirage Building: Trouble": "Let's wait for Mrs. to come out and ask about it." ”

Refers to inquiry, inquiry, or inquiry.

Qing Li Yu "Mirage Building: Trouble": "Wait for the lady to come out and ask about it." "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 18:

I did not have time to inquire about the letters and telegrams, but after meeting my mother, I came to see my aunt again. The first chapter of "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "King Xuan heard the music and was displeased.

Then an order was issued: inside and outside the city, the baby girl was questioned from house to house. Regardless of whether they live or die, some people take out the donors and reward them with 300 horses of cloth; If there is an adoption that does not report, the neighbor raises the head, the first person gives a full reward, and the whole family of the offender is beheaded.

Jun Qing "Autumn Color Fu Lu Youku": "This is a very strange phenomenon, how can a ball of old cotton be stuffed on the wound? So, they were asking around.

Cross-examination: Rigorous and detailed questioning.

It is mostly used between superiors and subordinates or between parents and children.

Generally speaking, it is a very strict inquiry.

1. Accused of a criminal act. For example, in a public place, the owner identifies someone as stealing his wallet. II. Public security people's police may also lawfully interrogate persons suspected of committing crimes at the scene.

3. Persons whose identity is unclear who are suspected of committing a crime, if it is found that a person is particularly similar to the suspect of the reported violation or crime and does not have valid identity documents. Fourth, the items carried may be stolen goods.

Time limit and approval for continued cross-examination.

The time limit for continuing interrogation is generally 12 hours, and the 12-hour approval authority lies with the person in charge of the public security police station, that is, the leader above the deputy director.

Where it is truly difficult to verify or rule out suspicion of violations or crimes within 12 hours, the time limit for interrogation may be extended to 24 hours, and the 24-hour approval authority is for the person in charge of duty at the county, city, or banner public security bureau or city public security sub-bureau, usually the leader of the public security bureau at or above the deputy director's level.

For those who do not tell their real names, addresses, and identities, and cannot confirm or rule out their suspicion of violating the law within 24 hours, it can be extended to 48 hours, and the approval authority is in the person in charge of the county, city, banner public security bureau or city public security bureau, and this person in charge is the leader of the public security bureau in charge of the work of the police station.

Legal analysis: According to Article 9 of the People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China, retention in custody for interrogation is only applicable to those who are accused of committing a crime, or who are suspected of committing a crime at the scene, or whose identity is unknown, or whose items are likely to be stolen goods. The period of retention in custody for interrogation is not to exceed 24 hours from the date on which the person being interrogated is brought to the public security organs, and in special circumstances, may be extended to 48 hours with the approval of the public security organs at the county level or above.

Where continued retention in custody for interrogation is not approved at the expiration date, the person being questioned shall be immediately released. Retention in custody for interrogation is an administrative coercive measure. According to the provisions of China's Criminal Procedure Law and the Ministry of Public Security's "Provisions on the Procedures for Public Security Organs to Handle Criminal Cases", custodial summons is a criminal coercive measure, including the use of weapons to bring a criminal suspect or defendant to a designated place for interrogation.

Summons can only be applied when a criminal suspect or defendant is not summoned to the case, or if the criminal suspect or defendant is not summoned, he may flee or leak information. The period of custodial summons must not exceed 12 hours, and the custodial summons must not be used consecutively, and where the period of custodial summons is complete, and the person being custodial is not changed to other compulsory measures in accordance with law, the custodial summons shall be immediately concluded. Judging from the above-mentioned legal provisions, retention in custody for interrogation and criminal custodial summons are two different compulsory measures, and the objects and time provisions of the two are different, so the two measures cannot be used together.

Legal basis

Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China》 Article 66: Based on the circumstances of the case, people's courts, people's procuratorates, and public security organs may place criminal suspects or defendants under custodial summons, release on guarantee pending further investigation, or residential surveillance.

People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China》 Article 9: In order to preserve public order, the people's police of public security organs may interrogate and inspect persons suspected of violating the law or committing crimes on the spot upon presentation of relevant documents; In any of the following circumstances after interrogation or inspection, they may be brought to the public security organs, and upon the approval of the public security organs, they may be continued for interrogation:

1. Accused of a criminal act.

2) There is a suspicion of committing a crime at the scene;

3) There is a suspicion of committing a crime, and the identity is unclear;

4) The items carried may be stolen.

The period of retention in custody for the person being interrogate is not to exceed 24 hours from the time they are brought to the public security organs, and in special circumstances, it may be extended to 48 hours with the approval of the public security organs at the county level or above, and a record of the interrogation shall be retained. Where continued interrogation is approved, their families or their units shall be immediately notified. Where continued interrogation is not approved, the person being questioned shall be immediately released.

Where, after continued interrogation, the public security organs find that it is necessary to take detention or other compulsory measures in accordance with law against the person being questioned in the inventory of the person being questioned, they shall make a decision within the period provided for in the preceding paragraph; Where the above decision cannot be made within the period provided for in the preceding paragraph, the person being questioned shall be immediately released.

is the sentence carefully (carefully) zǐ xì

synonyms – meticulous, careful, attentive, serious.

Antonyms – sloppy, rough, careless, negligent, careless.

Cross-examination (interrogation).

pán wèn

synonyms – inquiry, inquiry, inquiry, inquiry.

Cross-examination of pánwèn

inquisition;interrogator] interrogated pedestrians in strict detail.