If the father has been detained, will the son s enlistment in the army affect the political trial?

When the son joins the military and political trial, he will definitely be affected, so the parents are for themselves, but also for their sons not to do illegal things!

If the father has been detained, according to the current policy, the son's joining the army will indeed affect the political trial, so as a parent, you must pay attention to your own image, otherwise it will have a bad impact on the child.

Administrative detention can be better, but there is no hope for criminal detention at all.

Generally, it will not affect. Public security detention is different from a crime, and the political trial generally only considers the person's circumstances and can be passed.

This depends on whether it is criminal detention or administrative detention, and what crime is suspected of if it is criminal.

Only when the father is punished by sentencing will it affect the child's military trial, and ordinary detention will not be affected.

There are several types of detention, administrative detention does not affect the political trial of the child, and criminal detention depends on the subsequent punishment.

The criminal punishment records of the immediate family members (note that they are criminal punishments) affect the political trial of the children, but the administrative punishment records do not. The political trial does not look at the administrative punishment records.

There will be an impact, especially in the police academy, which will have a great impact on sons and daughters.

Look at the situation, whether there is a case record, if not, it is not a big problem, and if there is, it will basically not pass the political trial.

Probably not, your father is fine if he didn't break the law!

Hello, it will have an impact.

Hello, I'm glad to answer this question for you, so the father has been detained, so the words of this son, if he goes to be a soldier, it has a certain impact, but this but, it doesn't necessarily mean that it can't be done at all, it depends on what reason you are detained.

No, because the father has only been administratively detained, well, he has not been criminally punished, so it will not affect his son to join the army, and the political trial will definitely pass.

If the father has been detained and the son goes to join the army, it will affect the political trial. Because my father was detained, I explained that he had a criminal record and criminal responsibility, so my son went to join the army, and there was no way to pass such a political trial, and my son's going to the police academy or joining the civil service would be affected, and the political trial would not be passed.

If the father has been administratively detained, the son's participation in the army will not affect the political trial, and if the father has been criminally detained, the son's participation in the army will affect the political trial.

If it is administrative detention, it is not a big deal, and it can not be affected much, but if it is a criminal detention, it will definitely be affected, and now the parents who have committed crimes and sentenced will affect their children's study of public security and political and legal (university) majors, and studying in general universities can not be affected, but after graduating from college, those who want to take the civil service examination and the staff of the political and legal system and the public security system will also be affected.

If the father had been detained and not sentenced to criminal law, it should have had no effect on the son's tableware, and his political trial should have been passed.

The provisions on the political review of conscription are to regulate the political review of the recruitment of citizens for active service, and these provisions are formulated on the basis of the "Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Regulations on Conscription Work".

If the father has detained his child to join the army, basically it will also have an impact during the political trial, because if the detention time is a little longer, there will also be a case record left at the police station, so if the son joins the army, if the political trial, he will not be able to pass this aspect.

Of course, this will have an impact, if you go to join the army or take the police civil service exam, you will check your parents' answers, and if your father has a file, he will not be able to participate in the political trial.

The father was detained, but joining the army is a political trial that will be affected, and this aspect will not pass, so when the elderly do things, they must pay attention to not affect the next generation.

If it is a plot like being detained for a long time, for the son to join the army, this will not cause this political trial.

Detention generally has no impact, and even if it does, it is not a big problem, but it mainly depends on whether the criminal law has been violated, and if so, it will be affected.

If the father has been detained, it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a criminal record, if he has a criminal record, more or less things will affect his son's participation in the military and political trial.

If the father has been detained, and the son goes to join the army, which affects the political trial, and you have a father with such a criminal record, you should not sign up to join the army.

If you are detained in the later period, your son will definitely not get an official entry into the army, but if you become a civil servant or join the party, you will definitely not be able to pass.

The father has been detained and his son has been sent to join the army, which will affect the political trial, because as long as there are relatives, except for breaking the law, the children and grandchildren will be implicated, and the political trial will not pass.

If the father has detained his son to join the army, it will affect the political trial, and the requirements for the political trial are still relatively strict.

It shouldn't have an impact, what does the father's business have to do with the son, doesn't the current society say that one person does things and one person is responsible, is it still like the old society?

If the father has been detained and the son goes to join the army, it will generally have an impact, and they are reviewed according to some experience.

If the father has been detained, will the son's visit to the restaurant affect the political trial? No, it won't affect the political trial now, it's not the same as before, you can go to the army, I hope you succeed.

Parents and fathers have been detained, and their son is going to join the army, which will definitely affect the child's political trial, because of who in your file has made progress, right? There must have been some wrong behavior before you were detained, and it will have a certain impact.

The father has been detained, and the son has joined the army, if there is a political trial, it will affect your entry into the army. Because joining the army requires political review.

If the father has been detained and the son goes to join the army, will it affect the political trial? If the father has been detained, the son's visit to Shanxi will not affect the political trial.

If the father has been detained, it will have an impact on the son to join the army. What do you earn? If the father is only detained and not sentenced, so the son joins the army, the political trial will not be affected.

The father's administrative detention will not affect the child's participation in the army.

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. Administrative punishment is not a criminal punishment, and there will be no criminal record.

Administrative detention is an illegal record, which is only kept by the public security organ where the punishment was imposed, and does not affect the individual's normal life and work, let alone the political trial of the child.

If the child is sentenced for a criminal offense, the political examination will be affected to a certain extent when the child applies for the civil service examination for the military and police academy or special positions.

Rest assured.

No, only a court verdict of guilt will have an impact.

No, the child does not have a criminal record, and Chinese law is not unreasonable.

It depends on the reason for which the father has been detained, and if it is not a formal detention, it should have no impact on the son's political trial.

As long as the son joins the army and is qualified in all aspects, even if the father has been detained, he should be able to pass, because he will be affected if he does not join the party and be promoted to the civil service.

Xinmin** has a provision that at present, one person violates the law, and the nine clans are affected, and they may be implicated.

It's just that there is nothing wrong with the detention and it will not affect the son's political trial.

No, as long as it's not the kind of political crime you commit, it doesn't affect you at all.

See if there is a case record, if not, it is okay, if there is, it will be affected.