Will you still go to jail if you fight and pick quarrels and provoke trouble?

Release on bail does not mean that the case is over, and the court will make a judgment in accordance with the law, and if it is not a repeat offender, a suspended sentence will be imposed.

Those who pick quarrels and provoke troubles and are released on bail pending trial may not necessarily be sentenced. Whether or not a sentence will be imposed depends on the specific circumstances, and release on bail pending trial is only a coercive measure in the course of criminal proceedings, and does not mean that the case will be concluded and that the sentence will not be punished. Whether he will go to prison or not will be known after further trial by the judicial authorities, and the verdict will vary from person to person.

However, according to the conditions for being released on bail pending trial, those who can be released on bail pending trial are generally those who have committed relatively minor crimes, and if it is finally found clear that there are facts of a crime, then they will definitely be sentenced, and as for how the sentence is to be given, it also depends on the facts of the case, but generally being released on bail also means that the case is not very serious, and if the sentence is less than three years, there is a possibility of a suspended sentence.

After picking quarrels and provoking troubles and being released on bail pending trial, if it is found that there are criminal facts after investigation and trial, and there is sufficient evidence to prove it, then a sentence will be imposed. Release on guarantee pending further investigation refers to a compulsory measure taken by the investigating organ ordering the criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a guarantee deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he will not evade or obstruct the investigation, and to be available at any time, and has no causal relationship with whether a sentence is necessary.

1. How long does it take to release a person on bail pending further investigation?

Release on guarantee pending further investigation refers to a compulsory measure taken by the investigating organ ordering a criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a guarantee deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he or she will not evade or obstruct the investigation, and to be available at any time. Release on bail pending further investigation needs to be applied for and approved, and if the conditions for release on bail are met, the person can be released on the same day after approval, and a reply may be given within 3 days.

2. Can the account for release on bail pending trial be separated?

Release on guarantee pending further investigation refers to a compulsory measure whereby the investigating organ orders a criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a guarantee deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he will not evade or obstruct the investigation, and to promptly appear at the department with the summons. It is usually used for criminal suspects who have committed minor crimes that do not require detention or arrest, but require certain restrictions on their freedom of movement. Under normal circumstances, the account cannot be separated without the consent of the enforcement authority.

3. What does it mean not to be arrested due to insufficient evidence?

Because the evidence is insufficient, he was not arrested and released on bail pending trial, so the suspect is still suspected of committing a crime and has been investigating.

1. Release on bail pending further investigation refers to a compulsory measure taken by an investigating organ ordering a criminal suspect to provide a guarantor or pay a guarantee deposit and issue a letter of guarantee to ensure that he will not evade or obstruct the investigation of the criminal suspect and to be on hand with the summons. It is usually used for criminal suspects who have committed minor crimes that do not require detention or arrest, but require certain restrictions on their freedom of movement.

2 If the evidence is insufficient, he will not be arrested, and he has applied for bail pending trial, and he must still be suspected of committing a crime.