What's the difference between an investigation notice and a wanted notice?

Wanted is a means of criminal investigation and must comply with the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law.

Notification investigation is an administrative act, which does not belong to the scope of criminal proceedings.

2. Different objects

The wanted targets are criminal suspects who should be arrested and criminals who escaped during their sentences.

The object of notification and investigation is an unclear illegal act, not necessarily a crime.

3. Different issuing agencies

The wanted order can only be issued by the public security organ and must be approved by the public security bureau chief at the same level.

The investigation report can be issued by public security organs at all levels, or by other government organs with administrative law enforcement power.

4. Is the distribution scope different?

The wanted order is for the whole society. You can post notices, distribute leaflets and post them on the Internet. Approved by the public security organ at a higher level, it can be published in the whole city, the whole province and the whole country.

The investigation report is only internal, and it is sent by the superior to the subordinate units and relevant personnel.

Extended data:

Investigation report:

The notice of investigation refers to the written form in which the higher authorities ask the lower authorities to cooperate with the investigation of a certain matter. Generally speaking, most of the matters reported by investigation are suspected of violating the law or regulations.

Informing the investigation is not only the request of the higher authorities to the lower authorities, but also the meaning of informing the lower authorities to be vigilant, pay full attention and take warning.

Wanted order:

The "Wanted Order of the Ministry of Public Security" is a wanted order issued by the Ministry of Public Security for fugitives across the country. The Ministry of Public Security issued "Class A and Class B wanted orders" for major fugitives, which were implemented in February 2000.

Wanted order is a legal document issued by public security organs to carry out this activity. Article 153 of the Criminal Procedure Law clearly stipulates that if a criminal suspect who should be arrested is at large, the public security organ may issue a wanted order and take effective measures to pursue and bring him to justice. Public security organs at all levels can directly issue wanted orders within their respective jurisdictions; Areas that are not under the jurisdiction of this organ shall be reported to the higher authorities that have the right to decide to publish them.

References:

Wanted by the Ministry of Public Security-Baidu Encyclopedia