My love, don t be detained for 11 months for fighting, and don t be sentenced to 30

It is recommended that you find a professional lawyer to understand the specific situation, if it is not a major case or a criminal case, it is generally not normal for such a long period of detention. However, the lawyer in criminal cases is slightly more expensive, and the detention stage will be higher in difficult cases**, and the maximum detention period is not more than 37 days.

The period of investigative detention during the arrest phase shall not exceed two months.

The period of detention is one month during the review for prosecution phase.

In the first instance, the period of detention is one month, and must not exceed one and a half months at the latest. Four types of cases may be extended for another month upon approval or decision of the High People's Court; In cases where jurisdiction is changed, the time limit is to be recalculated from the date on which the changed people's court receives the case; In cases where the people's procuratorate is supplementing the investigation, the time limit is to be recalculated after the supplementary investigation is completed (the time limit is within one month) and transferred to the people's court. In addition, if a new crime or omission is discovered, the period of detention will be recalculated.

The sum of the above-mentioned periods from the stage of detention and arrest is generally up to 4 months, and the period of detention will be recalculated if the above-mentioned offences and new offences are discovered.

It's better to find a lawyer to understand the facts of the case, what you said is too unspecific to analyze your situation.

It must have been turned into an arrest, and sooner or later the verdict will be made, so there's no need to rush. The key is to see whether his case is serious, and he may be considered appointing a defender.

Don't worry, is there a case in the same case!

Yes, if the damage is severe, yes.

If you cause more than a minor injury, it is a criminal offense, and of course you can be criminally detained.

In addition, those who generally do not constitute minor injuries and are caught by the public security organs within six months, and the public security organs deem it necessary, can also be detained by public security.

If you mean that 3 months after the fight caused minor injuries, the police arrested you, of course you can be detained! If the minor injuries you cause have constituted a crime, the public security authorities must take criminal detention measures against you!

1. If the minor injury has reached the criminal retroactive standard (intentional injury), it can still be pursued even after three months.

2. However, although minor injuries constitute a crime, they can still be reconciled.

If he had sued, and had a medical certificate at the time and sufficient evidence, he would still have been fine.

It is possible to detain without exceeding the statute of limitations.

It should just be a routine inquiry. You don't have to worry.

You may have to be prosecuted.

Detention for 15 days, commonly called"Detention"It should be in the local detention center, detained for 3 months, generally called"Detention", is in the local detention center.

3 months, should be locked up in the local detention center = =....It depends on which district the public security bureau arrested and so on.,I'm not familiar with there = =...

Both of these are supposed to be in your local detention center.

Sentencing, how can there be such a long detention, and if you are sentenced, you will definitely go to court and have a verdict, if you just lock it up, it will become an extended detention.

These 6 months have passed, is it sentenced?

If it is not detained for 6 months, it is illegal.

I don't have a home but I have a regular job, can I be my boyfriend's guarantor? This kind of thing can be consulted by the law firm, our answer is not very professional, too late, why not.

Apply for bail pending trial.

The arrest did not expire the time limit of detention.

If you want relief, take the initiative to compensate for the loss and apologize, and strive for lenient treatment.