1. Case acceptance.
*We will handle the case according to the situation after receiving the report. In general, if the complainant can provide sufficient evidence to prove that his or her rights have been violated, the case will be accepted and an investigation will be initiated. During the investigation, the ** will collect evidence, question witnesses, conduct on-site investigations, etc., to determine whether there are criminal facts.
2. Investigation and evidence collection.
After the case is accepted, ** will conduct in-depth investigation and evidence collection. During this process, the informant may be asked to provide more evidence, such as witness testimony, surveillance, etc. At the same time, ** will also summon and interrogate the persons involved in the case to further understand the incident and collect evidence.
3. Review for prosecution.
If, after investigation and evidence collection, it is believed that there are criminal facts, the case will be transferred to the procuratorate for review and prosecution. The procuratorate will review the case, including whether the evidence is sufficient and whether the persons involved meet the requirements for prosecution. If the procuratorate believes that the facts of the case are clear and the evidence is sufficient, it will initiate a public prosecution with the court.
4. Trial. If the case is referred to the court, the court will hear the case. During the course of trial, persons involved in the case may retain a lawyer to conduct a defense. The court will make a verdict based on facts and evidence, which may result in a verdict of guilt or innocence.
It should be noted that the above is just a general process. The actual situation may vary, and the specific handling method needs to be judged according to local laws and regulations and specific circumstances. If you encounter a similar situation, it is best to seek the advice and assistance of a legal professional.