My accomplice is in jail Will I be wanted?

1 See if you are an accomplice to him.

2 If you are his accomplice, according to his testimony and the regulations of the case, you will be invited.

2 If you are the principal offender, and of course based on his testimony, you will naturally be invited.

3 The so-called wanted is only wanted when there is a criminal case and no one can be found.

It depends on whether he confesses to you, and if it is not a criminal case, if the prosecution period has passed, you will not be investigated.

If you're involved in a crime, or if you don't report it, you might be wanted depending on the mood of the police.

It's just an acquaintance, so whatever happens to you, just record a confession and you're done.

Hurry up and run, no insurance.

In addition, this big brother dares to be a little sweaty if he is not anonymously released, admire!

Brothers! I'm sorry, I accidentally confessed to you a few days ago, and the police released me, so I'll come to your problem.

Of course, you idiot.

If you want to be free, turn yourself in!

You can't run......

You're just kidding at first glance, boring to this extent?

They're all protecting themselves, it's natural for you to come out, run away, s b

Ignorance that a friend is a wanted criminal who provides him with a place to live or assist, does not bear legal responsibility and does not constitute a crime. There are two crimes of harboring in China's criminal law, one is the crime of harboring and harboring, and the other is the crime of harboring drug criminals, both of which require that a person who knows that the other party is a criminal does not constitute a crime if he does not know.

Whether or not you know is to be specifically analyzed, and knowing includes knowing and should have known. Knowing refers to knowing exactly, such as being personally informed by the other party, or learning that the other party is a criminal through news reports, wanted warrants from judicial organs or other channels. It should be known that although the person does not know exactly that the other party is a criminal, the act is fully capable of and has been aware that the other party may be a criminal based on the relevant facts such as his speech and demeanor and the demands he made to the perpetrator.

The targets of the crime of harboring drug criminals must be criminals who smuggle, sell, transport, or manufacture drugs; The targets of the crime of harboring and abetting are criminal offenders other than those mentioned above.

The law stipulates: Article 310 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China [Crimes of Harboring or Harboring] Whoever clearly knows that a person is a criminal and provides him with a hiding place or property, helps him to escape, or gives false evidence to shield him, shall be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release; where the circumstances are serious, the sentence is between three and ten years imprisonment.

Where the crimes in the preceding paragraph are committed and there is prior conspiracy, it is to be punished as a joint crime.

Article 349, Paragraph 1 [Crime of harboring drug criminals; Harboring, transferring, or concealing narcotics or drug proceeds] Whoever harbors criminals who smuggle, sell, transport, or manufacture narcotics, and who harbors, transfers, or conceals narcotics or property obtained by crime for criminals, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention, or controlled release; where the circumstances are serious, the sentence is between three and ten years imprisonment.

Wanted criminals cannot be released on bail. Bail means release on bail pending trial. According to the provisions of law, criminal suspects who are recidivists or the principal offenders of criminal groups evade investigation by means of self-injury or self-harm, and criminal suspects of serious crimes such as serious violent crimes must not be released on guarantee pending further investigation, except in the following circumstances:

1) Women who suffer from serious illnesses, have no sui, are pregnant or breastfeeding their babies, and their release on bail pending trial will not pose a danger to society; (2) The period of detention is complete, and the case has not yet been completed, and it is necessary to continue the investigation.

Articles 81 and 82 of the Provisions on Friendly Procedures for Public Security Organs Handling Criminal Cases.

Wanted criminal suspects are generally not released on bail pending further investigation. Article 78 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs" stipulates that recidivists, principal offenders of criminal groups committing nuclear slip crimes, criminal suspects who evade investigation by means of self-injury or self-harm, criminal suspects who commit serious crimes of infiltration and violence, and other serious crimes shall not be released on bail pending further investigation.

Wanted criminals are so stupid that they are generally not allowed to bail. In accordance with the provisions of the law, a criminal suspect or defendant in any of the following circumstances may be released on bail pending further investigation: (1) A criminal suspect or defendant may be sentenced to controlled release, short-term detention, or an additional sentence applied independently.

Legal Analysis: Wanted criminals are generally not eligible for bail if caught. The former bail is actually bail pending trial in criminal proceedings, which is a criminal coercive measure.

In accordance with the provisions of law, the people's courts, people's procuratorates, and public security organs may release criminal suspects or defendants on guarantee pending further investigation in any of the following circumstances:

1) Where a person might be sentenced to controlled release, short-term detention, or an independent application of an additional punishment, (2) Where a sentence of fixed-term imprisonment or higher may be given, and release on guarantee pending further investigation would not cause danger to society; (3) Women who suffer from serious illness, are unable to take care of themselves, are pregnant, or are breastfeeding their own infants, and the adoption of release on guarantee pending further investigation will not cause danger to society; (4) Where the period of detention is complete, the case has not yet been completed, and release on guarantee pending further investigation is necessary.

Legal basis: "Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs" Article 78: Repeat offenders, principal offenders of criminal groups, criminal suspects who evade investigation by means of self-injury or self-harm, and criminal suspects of serious violent crimes or other serious crimes must not be released on guarantee pending further investigation, except where the criminal suspect has the circumstances provided for in items 3 and 4 of the first paragraph of Article 77 of these Provisions.

Wanted notices are applied to criminal suspects who should be arrested but are at large. Just out of prison, if you don't commit a new crime or omit a crime, you won't be wanted again.

Article 153 of the Criminal Procedure Law: If a criminal suspect who should be arrested is at large, the public security organs may issue a wanted warrant and employ effective measures to pursue and bring him to justice.

Public security organs at all levels may directly issue wanted warrants within the areas under their jurisdiction; Regions beyond their own jurisdiction shall be reported to the organ at the level above that has the authority to make a decision for release.

At the end of 1999, the Ministry of Public Security implemented "A and B wanted notices" for major fugitive criminal suspects, and divided the Ministry of Public Security's wanted warrants into two levels: "A level" and "B level". A level of wanted warrants issued by the Ministry of Public Security are orders issued to arrest fugitives who the Ministry of Public Security deems to be wanted, while Class B wanted warrants of the Ministry of Public Security are orders issued by the Ministry of Public Security at the request of provincial-level public security organs to arrest fugitives. If you do not commit another crime after being imprisoned and become a fugitive, you are an ordinary citizen and will not be wanted except for everyone else.

Of course not, you've already served your sentence, and the warrant will be revoked when you're caught.