My brother was detained for pulling aluminum mines, what impact did it have on me as a military offi

Minor cases are generally not affected, so you can rest assured.

It doesn't matter, it's okay if it's not an immediate family member.

As long as it is not a political condition soldier, it has no effect.

There should be no impact, the general political trial involves your grandparents, parents, uncles and aunts, grandparents, uncles and aunts, as well as your older siblings, cousins are not counted.

Even if your brother is in prison, as long as you have no suspicion, no criminal record, no criminal record, it doesn't matter.

If your cousin is passed to your parents, it will have an impact on your military service.

You are you, he is he, no.

It should have a more or less certain impact, after all, whether it is detention or administrative detention or criminal detention.

No, it won't. Administrative detention does not affect.

The requirements for the political review of conscription stipulate: A principal member of the family, a direct dependent, a member of a major social relationship, or other relatives who have a greater influence on the person has been criminally punished, expelled from the Party, expelled from public office, or has serious violations of the law that have not yet been clarified, and he or she has words or deeds that shield or retaliate against him. The administrative punishment is not whether it is not the administrative punishment and there will be no case record.

The impact is quite big, it depends on whether the political trial is strict or not, and it is easy to talk and stuff some money.

As long as it is sentenced, it will have an impact on the enlistment of children in the army. Whether it is a suspended sentence or an immediate execution, and whether it is a civil or criminal case.

It does not affect, and the main social relationship of the political examination form can not be filled in this person.

Of course, it won't affect you, because he is not your immediate family, so don't worry.

Detention is against the law, nothing.

In principle, it doesn't matter, but I don't know if the local conscription department will embarrass you!

Non-immediate family relationship will not affect your political trial.

I signed up for military service, and if my dad's brother is serving a prison sentence, do I fail the political examination.