I am overdue with Home Credit for more than 100 days and the amount is 8999 yuan. Now Home Credit has sued and the court has issued an order to the police station for arrest. Will I go to jail?

According to Chinese law, I am not a legal expert and cannot give a specific judgment. But late payments and prosecution can lead to legal proceedings. The following is the general explanation:

1. Answer the question first: According to the information provided, because it was more than 100 days overdue and was prosecuted, the court has issued an arrest warrant to the police station and may face the risk of imprisonment. .

2. Detailed description:

a. Late repayment: Late repayment usually leads to disputes between borrowers and creditors. Creditors (such as Home Credit) have the right to take legal action to recover money owed.

b. Prosecution and Arrest: If the creditor decides to sue, the court may hear the case. If the court believes you are avoiding paying your debts or are a flight risk, a warrant may be issued for your arrest.

c. Risk of jail time: If a court finds you guilty, you may be subject to criminal penalties, including imprisonment.

3. Summary: Based on the information provided, late payment, prosecution, and arrest warrants all carry the risk of jail time. The final judgment is determined by the court.

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Extended information: In China, debt disputes usually need to be resolved through legal procedures. The specific outcome depends on the facts, evidence and application of the law in the case. If faced with a similar situation, it is wise to seek legal advice and professional help.

Please remember that the above is only a general explanation. Specific judgment results need to refer to relevant laws and court rulings. It is recommended that you consult a professional legal agency or attorney for accurate information and advice tailored to your individual circumstances.