As a criminal lawyer, the most common thing I hear is: Can the family be released? Why are you arresting my family? What am I going to do? Do you want to hire a lawyer?
In a criminal case, a family member can be detained and transferred to a detention center to entrust a lawyer, and the bail time in a criminal case is the first 37 days of detention, why do you say that? In the first 30 days, the lawyer has a chance to be released on bail, which is to apply to the public security organ for bail, and the lawyer meets with the client to understand the specific circumstances of the case, and then communicates with the police officer in charge of the defense to strive for bail. It takes 30-37 days for the public security organs to submit the case to the procuratorate for arrest, at which point the lawyer can communicate with the prosecutor about the need for bail, and if the prosecutor does not approve the arrest, then the bail will be successful. If an arrest is made, the case will continue to be investigated and detained. In other words, there are 2 chances of bail in these 37 days, which can help the parties defend and fight for bail to a large extent.
Editor: So, can the family still fight for bail after being arrested for 20 days? Can I still get a lawyer?
After reading the above explanation, I believe that the family has a general understanding of the ** time of bail, 20 days after being arrested is still enough, and there is still enough time to defend and fight for bail, but it can't be delayed, the time has been quite long, and it will be detrimental to the case if it is delayed.
If someone around you is arrested on suspicion of a criminal case, and the family does not understand the situation, they can ask me at any time.