Criminal cases are in dire need of help

Robbery is generally punished severely! It's not the same as stealing! Even if you rob your wallet with only 1 dime in it, you will be severely punished!

The nature of robbery is a criminal case in which violent means are used and seriously endanger social and personal safety. Even if it's a message, it's a participant. Let's wait for the verdict.

Underage? 14 and below do not perform any criminal responsibility, 14-18 are required, if the armed robbery is heavier, but it is better not to be the main culprit!!

Give me some money, and you'll be fine!!

Minors only participate in the transmission of words and should not be punished.

Inform the guardian to take strict supervision.

Be specific about what it is that causes damage to others.

My brother-in-law is a lawyer, do you need help?

1. What should I do if my relatives or friends are suddenly taken away by public security personnel or procuratorial personnel.

If you learn that a loved one has been taken away by a police officer or prosecutor, he or she may be suspected of committing a crime. You should first check with the case handling authority that notified you about the situation. In accordance with the law:

The summons or custodial summons cannot exceed 12 hours. After being taken into custody by the public security organs, the detainee's family or his work unit shall be notified within 24 hours of the reason for the detention and the place of detention, except in cases where there are circumstances that hinder the investigation or there is no way to notify him.

2. How to contact relatives and friends in detention.

In criminal cases, family members of criminal suspects are generally not allowed to meet with them after they have been detained until the court makes a judgment. According to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, a lawyer may meet with or communicate with a criminal suspect or defendant in custody after receiving a retainer.

3. When can a lawyer be appointed at the earliest?

At the same time, in view of the current situation of criminal procedure and judicial practice in China, there are frequent cases of extortion of confessions by torture or other violations of the lawful rights and interests of criminal suspects in the course of investigation, and it is very necessary to hire a lawyer as soon as possible to help criminal suspects protect their legitimate rights. According to the law, after the criminal suspect is interrogated for the first time by the investigating organ or from the date on which compulsory measures are taken, he may hire a lawyer to provide him with legal advice, appeal, or accusation.

4. What role can lawyers play in criminal cases?

The purpose of establishing the role of "lawyer" in the criminal legal rules is to add the legal code of the lawyer to such an imbalance between the state and the individual suspect. During the course of criminal proceedings, lawyers may meet with criminal suspects or defendants, consult and reproduce case file materials, investigate and collect evidence, participate in courtroom investigations and courtroom debates, and submit materials and opinions proving that the criminal suspect or defendant is not guilty, that the crime is minor, or that criminal responsibility is mitigated or exempted, on the basis of facts and law, to preserve the lawful rights and interests of criminal suspects or defendants.

A lawyer's duty is to protect the lawful rights and interests of criminal suspects and defendants. The value of a lawyer is to ensure that the guilty receive a fair trial and that the innocent are not criminally prosecuted, so as to achieve judicial fairness and justice.

In cases of joint crimes, some of the criminal suspects' criminal facts have already been investigated and may be handled first, while criminal suspects who have not yet completed the investigation may be handled in a "separate case".

or where a criminal suspect has already made a criminal judgment before the criminal suspect is prosecuted, the outcome of the co-defendant's disposition is also expressed in the form of "handling in a separate case".

The retrospective period has never been passed. Since there are already 4 people, your brother is at large... Infinite retrospective, of course, you can change your name and continue to live, as long as you keep a low profile, no one cares who you are.

Please landlord, the problem description is clear, okay

Must be undertaken. Because A's father has signed the guarantee, although it was signed on the premise of "otherwise call the police to arrest the person", this report to the police to arrest the person is the right of Company B, not a threat. Therefore, the guarantee has the force of law.

Because A's father failed to fulfill his obligation to repay the debt, Company B would sue the two in court.

If A is able to repay the loan, A does not have to pay it back; If A is unable to repay, the A father must repay the loan, otherwise the court can enforce it.

Civil litigation attached to criminal cases refers to litigation activities carried out by judicial organs in the course of criminal proceedings, while settling the criminal liability of the defendant, and incidentally resolving the issue of compensation for material losses caused by the defendant's criminal acts. According to the Criminal Law, the Criminal Procedure Law and their relevant judicial interpretations, the scope of acceptance of attached civil litigation should be limited to the material losses caused by the defendant's criminal acts.

A civil lawsuit may be attached to a case in the following circumstances:

Clause. 1. The criminal division of the people's court finds that the defendant does not constitute a crime, but his unlawful conduct gives rise to liability for material damages.

Second, after mediation, the private prosecutor agrees to revoke the private prosecution part of the defendant's criminal responsibility, but insists on requesting compensation.

Third, the people's court rules to allow the procuratorate to withdraw the public prosecution against the defendant, but it has been ascertained that his conduct is liable for material damages.

Fourth, where the defendant dies in a criminal trial, but it has been ascertained that the defendant is liable for compensation, the heirs of his estate continue to participate in the attached civil litigation.

Hello, according to the law and my defense experience, your friend's case is suspected of intentional injury, and if he is in a vegetative state, he is seriously injured, and because this consequence is particularly serious, the statutory sentence is more than ten years in prison or even life imprisonment. In the event of death, he may face the death penalty.

Legally, family members or friends are not allowed to visit. However, it is possible to hire a lawyer to visit and meet with you. If you can't afford a lawyer, there's not much you can do.

If you can't afford a lawyer, the court will appoint a lawyer.

According to you, at least it was seriously injured.

Less than 7 years old in a vegetative state.

More than 10 years to a vegetative state.

20 years if you die - the death penalty.

If there will be legal aid, the court will appoint it, and now we have to wait for the public prosecution to file a complaint, so we can only wait, and maybe the procuratorate's schedule has not yet been scheduled.

In cases where only the plaintiff in the attached civil lawsuit appeals against the civil part, the second-instance people's court cannot directly change the judgment on the criminal part (including increasing or commuting the criminal punishment of the defendant), nor can it rule to revoke the original judgment and remand the entire case for retrial on the basis that the facts in the original judgment are unclear. The court of second instance can only retry cases whose criminal parts have already taken legal effect in accordance with the trial supervision procedures.

In cases where only the defendant appeals the criminal part, the second-instance people's court cannot directly change the judgment for the civil part (including increasing or reducing the defendant's civil liability), nor can it rule to revoke the original judgment and remand the entire case for retrial on the basis that the facts in the original judgment are unclear. The court of second instance can only correct the civil part in accordance with the trial supervision procedures.

There are some questions that you asked too early, and the case has not yet been decided. In the absence of a verdict, you say that there is no protest and there is no appeal, and if you are not satisfied with the judgment of the case, the parties can appeal, and if the public prosecution organ believes that the judgment is unfair, it can also protest. That's why you asked some questions too soon.

If it is unlawful, Article 98 of the Criminal Procedure shall inform a witness that he shall truthfully provide evidence and testimony and that he shall bear legal responsibility for intentionally giving false testimony or concealing criminal evidence.

When questioning witnesses under the age of 18, their legal ** person may be notified to appear.

Article 91 of the Criminal Procedure: The interrogation of a criminal suspect must be conducted by investigators of the people's procuratorate or public security organ. During interrogation, there must be no less than two investigators.

Article 95 of the Criminal Procedure: Interrogation records shall be given to the criminal suspect for verification, and shall be read to those who do not have the ability to read. If there are omissions or errors in the record, the criminal suspect may submit a supplement or correction. After the criminal suspect admits that there are no errors in the record, he shall sign or affix a seal.

Investigators shall also sign the record. Where criminal suspects request to write a confession on their own, it shall be permitted. When necessary, investigators may also ask the suspect to write a confession in his own handwriting.

Article 96: After being interrogated for the first time by the investigating organs, or from the date on which compulsory measures are employed, criminal suspects may hire a lawyer to provide them with legal advice, appeals, or accusations. Where a criminal suspect is arrested, the lawyer hired may apply for release on guarantee pending further investigation. In cases involving state secrets, the criminal suspect's hiring of a lawyer shall be upon the approval of the investigating organs.

As long as you have evidence, the administrative procedures of the Public Security Bureau are illegal, and the appeal can be won. It is okay to report what you know to the National People's Congress or the Discipline Inspection Commission and the Procuratorate.

Evidence is about relevance, authenticity, and legitimacy, if the evidence you say plays a major role in the whole case, and other evidence that can be proved is little or even impossible to explain the problem, you might as well try to appeal. May it be good

According to the law and my defense experience, your friend's case is suspected of intentional injury, and if the injury is serious, the statutory sentence is not less than three years but not more than ten years.

Depending on the appraisal, if it is a minor injury, the sentence is up to 3 years.

Levels 8 and 10 are civil standards, not standards for constituting crimes, and whether they constitute minor injuries must be evaluated.

According to such a case, if it is a grade 10, it may generally be a minor injury, less than 3 years.

However, minor injury cases are mainly victims, so get the victims and don't prosecute!