The boss called the worker to beat the thief and sentenced him to seven months of probation for one

His worker was sentenced to seven months for beating a thief, suspended for a year, and asked the boss to lose money? Probably not.

That is, if the responsibility is determined, then you can't ask the boss for compensation, which is not supported by the law.

But in private, you can go to the boss and ask for compensation, if you don't, go to the police station to overturn the case, saying that you were wronged.

Of course, the boss is going to lose money, how would you go if he hadn't instructed you to go? Something happened to you, and he's responsible.

The boss called the worker to beat the thief and sentenced him to a few months, suspended for one year. It is possible to recruit the boss to lose money.

The boss is the mastermind and must be held legally responsible, and compensation is also required.

The boss should also be sentenced. It's a hired murderer.

Yes, if you serve a year outside of prison, you don't have to serve seven months in prison if you don't cause trouble during that year.

Suspended sentences, also known as suspended sentencing, refer to the first announcement of conviction of perpetrators who have violated the criminal law and have been confirmed through legal procedures to have constituted a crime and should be punished by criminal punishment, and temporarily not enforce the sentence imposed. A system in which a specific investigation body conducts an examination of the convict within a certain period of probation, and decides whether to apply a specific punishment in accordance with law on the basis of the offender's performance during the probationary period.

A year of probation is a year later, and now I go to serve my sentence.

During the year, you must not go out in a designated place, usually a certain city or a certain country.

Positive performance is generally a reference factor within the sentence served.

If the level of criminal responsibility is reached, the offender cannot be released on bail pending trial and cannot be given a suspended sentence because he is a repeat offender.

No, because it was committed during the probation period, it is a recidivist and does not qualify.

Article 74 of the Criminal Law clearly stipulates that probation is not applicable to repeat offenders.

In principle, this part of the money should be returned, but in fact they will always find a reason to confiscate it in disguise.

So, don't waste your energy. It's hard to get back into someone else's pocket, especially if it's a coercive agency.

I'm dizzy, this is very easy to do, as long as they don't issue you a notice of confiscation of the security deposit, you can always bring the bill issued to you when you are released on bail and the decision to release on bail to the public security bureau.

(1) They must not leave the city or county where they reside without the approval of the enforcement organ;

2) Promptly appear in the case at the time of arraignment;

3) must not interfere with witnesses' testimony in any form;

4) Evidence must not be destroyed or fabricated or colluded testimony.

Where a criminal suspect or defendant released on guarantee pending further investigation violates the provisions of the preceding paragraph by already paying a guarantee deposit, the guarantee deposit is to be confiscated, and the criminal suspect or defendant is to be ordered to make a statement of repentance, pay a new guarantee deposit, submit a guarantor, or place them under residential surveillance, or arrest them. Where criminal suspects or defendants have not violated the provisions of the preceding paragraph during the period of release on guarantee pending further investigation, the guarantee deposit shall be returned at the end of release on guarantee.

In general, the bail money is rarely refunded, and it is harmonized by Uncle JC. If there are not too many, it is recommended not to ask for it, for fear of being hacked.

If there are no crimes or major violations during the probationary period, the probation period expires, and the sentence is deemed to have been executed, and the sentence is no longer returned to prison for enforcement.

Seven months imprisonment with a one-year probation means that the sentence is released immediately after the judgment and is not detained, and within one year of the judgment taking effect, if there is no further offense or major illegal act, after the expiration of one year, the sentence of seven months imprisonment shall be deemed to have been completed.

That is, if you don't go to prison for the time being, you can be out for a year, and if you have a good attitude or whatever, you can reduce your sentence.

That is, if you do not need to go to prison and practice community corrections outside, and do not commit a new crime during the probationary period (one year) or find that there are other crimes that have not been convicted before the verdict is announced, the seven-month fixed-term imprisonment will not be served again.

That is, you don't have to go to prison to enforce it outside, and if you don't break the law in a year, you don't have to enforce it for seven months, and if you break the law, you have to stay in prison for seven months.

A year of probation is a year outside of prison, and if you make a mistake within that year, you can be sent to prison.

It shows that the court has given you a sentencing treatment, that is, a commutation of the sentence. Serving a sentence outside of prison for one year, and not having a criminal record for one year, otherwise they will be punished for multiple crimes. Within a year, you must perform well and don't cause trouble again! Otherwise, the consequences will be severe!!

Originally, he had to be locked up for 7 months, and he did not have to be suspended but he could not break the law for 12 months, otherwise he would still be arrested and imprisoned for 7 months.

In the future, if the children's civil service examination has a certain impact on the political examination, the others will not.

You have been sentenced to seven months in prison for allegedly producing food that does not meet safety standards, and environmental conditions are a criminal case. It will have a certain impact on your niece's future civil service examination or joining the army, because it requires a political review. It has no impact on the schooling of children.

In the future, political trials such as children's enlistment in the army or civil servants may be affected! Nothing else matters.

A suspended sentence is an additional sentence. Being sentenced by the court to seven months' imprisonment with a one-year suspended sentence means that no further offence can be committed within one year from the date of the court's decision. Otherwise, the suspended sentence is revoked and the penalty for the new offence and the offence for the seven-month period is combined.

In addition, if a new offense is committed, it constitutes a recidivist and cannot be released on bail pending trial. The legal net is magnificent, negligent but not leaky, remember to be a good law-abiding citizen.

When the probation period is up, whether you will be sent to prison depends on your performance during the probation period. If during the probationary period, the offender behaves well, repents of his crimes, actively reforms and does more public welfare, he will not be sent to prison again. On the contrary, if they do not conscientiously study and actively reform, and there are signs of endangering society, they will be imprisoned and sent to reform inside.

If the sentence has already been given to one year and seven months, the court of second instance shall make a judgment in accordance with the provisions of the law. A suspended sentence shall meet the requirements. Article 72 of the Criminal Law provides:

Applicable conditions] Suspended sentences may be announced for criminals sentenced to short-term detention or up to three years imprisonment if they meet the following conditions at the same time, and suspended sentences shall be announced for persons under the age of 18, pregnant women, and persons who have reached the age of 75:

1) The circumstances of the crime are relatively minor;

2) Expressions of remorse;

3) There is no risk of recidivism;

4) The probation is declared to have no significant adverse impact on the community in which the person resides.

It depends on whether the stolen goods are actively returned, and the sentence may be suspended.

Yes, but generally the judgment will not be changed in the second instance.

You can try, but there's not much hope.