After some suspects are caught, they often have a kind of luck mentality: Will they be released if they resolutely do not admit guilt in a criminal case?Let's talk briefly about this situation.
1. Evidence in criminal cases should be considered comprehensively.
The suspect's confession is not the whole evidence, but only one of the evidence, and also includes the victim's statement, witness testimony, appraisal opinions, etc., specifically, as long as other evidence can be determined, zero confession will still be judged.
Second, the basic principle is to seek truth from facts.
Instead of deliberately avoiding the important and trivializing the problem, if after the investigation and synthesis of all aspects of the evidence, it is true that the facts of the crime were not committed by the suspect, there should still be a mistake and the person must be corrected, but the time for investigation, supplementary investigation, and extension will be relatively long.
3. Whether he will be released if he pleads not guilty.
This issue still has to return to the evidence, if it is indeed constituted, it is generally impossible to release the person without admitting guilt, release on bail pending trial, etc.;If it does constitute a crime, it is unlikely that the person will be released at any stage, and it will be considered that the confession is insincere.
4. Be cautious about listening to the same cellmate.
Some of the same inmates may have been attacked by the public security organs and have so-called "rich" experience, but they often harm themselves by listening to them, so they should be cautious.