What should I do if I suddenly receive a detention notice from the public security ** or receive a detention notice and am told that my family member has been taken away and detained by the public security from other places because of a suspected crime?
If the family member receives a detention notice, the general detention notice will show the suspected crime, the detention period, and the information in **.
If you receive a notification from **, then you can check whether you are really detained. After all, there will still be people who use this to cheat money, telling you how much money to give and release people, but the *** notice will not ask you for money, but only inform your family that your family has been detained, at this time, the family must ask if it was arrested by the ** public security, or know which police station arrested it.
Generally speaking, when the public security in other places arrests people, they may have already mastered the actual evidence of the crime before they will arrest people across provinces, so after the family knows the news, don't wait blindly, you must know that at this time, the family can no longer be contacted, and they will not be able to see it.
In that case, a lawyer can be hired to meet with you and provide legal help.
After grasping these basic facts of the case, the lawyer will determine with the client whether he is suspected of committing a crime, whether the characterization of the crime involved is correct, and the corresponding sentencing level and range, even if he does not tell us the truth of the case, he can basically understand his own situation and the punishment he may face.
In addition, the lawyer's meeting can be regarded as giving some comfort to the family involved in the case, at least knowing that the family is helping him, playing a role in comforting, and also allowing the family members outside to understand the actual situation.
At the same time, the lawyer will also try his best to strive for bail pending trial, ** 37 days of bail is more important, the more the criminal case drags on, the more unfavorable it is for the client.
What does the ** period mean, the detention period is generally 30 days, and when the 30 days are about to expire, the case materials will be sent to the investigation supervision department of the procuratorate for review and approval of arrest, and within 7 days, you will know whether you will be arrested. To put it simply, this 37-day range (the longest time limit is 37 days) belongs to the "** rescue period".
That's why a professional is involved. At this stage, only lawyers can meet with the suspect, so they can follow up on the progress of the case, have a comprehensive grasp of the case, and determine whether bail can be filed.
But be careful not to rush to the doctor, don't believe in "relationships", and promise to help get people out, provided that the so-called "relationship fee" is charged, and it is very likely that the money will be wasted.
Be prepared financially, timely, and mentally ready to fight a protracted battle at all times. Criminal cases are a confrontation between the public power of the state and the private rights of individuals, and the economic and time costs are very high.
Criminal cases