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Rules for on-site inspection and inspection of criminal cases by public security organs

Chapter 1 General Provisions< /p>

Article 1. In order to regulate the on-site inspection and inspection work of public security organs in criminal cases and ensure the quality of on-site inspection and inspection, in accordance with the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China" and "Public Security Organ Handling These rules are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Provisions on Criminal Case Procedures.

Article 2 On-site inspection and inspection of criminal cases is a type of investigative activity in which investigators use scientific and technical means to conduct inspections and inspections of crime-related places, objects, persons, corpses, etc.

Article 3 The tasks of on-site investigation and inspection of criminal cases are to discover, fix and extract traces, physical evidence and other information related to the crime, store on-site information and materials, determine the nature of the case, and analyze the criminal process, Determine the direction and scope of investigation and provide clues and evidence for investigation and criminal prosecution.

Article 4 The public security organs shall conduct timely inspections and inspections of criminal case sites that meet the conditions for inspection and inspection.

Article 5 The contents of on-site investigation and inspection in criminal cases include: on-site protection, on-site on-site inspection and inspection, on-site visit, on-site search and tracking, on-site experiment, on-site analysis, on-site processing, on-site re-inspection and review etc.

Article 6: On-site inspections and inspections of criminal cases shall be organized and implemented by the investigation departments of public security organs at or above the county level. When necessary, people with specialized knowledge may be assigned or hired to participate in on-site inspections and inspections.

Article 7 On-site inspection and inspection personnel of public security organs shall have professional knowledge and skills for on-site inspection and inspection, and shall have on-site inspection and inspection qualifications.

Article 8 On-site inspection and inspection work shall strictly abide by the relevant provisions of national laws and regulations, and shall not be interfered or obstructed by any unit or individual.

Article 9 On-site inspections and inspections should be based on facts and prevent subjective assumptions.

Article 10: On-site inspection and inspection personnel of public security organs must pay attention to protecting the lives and safety of citizens and try to avoid or reduce losses to public and private property.

Article 11 The public security organs shall equip on-site inspection and inspection personnel with necessary safety protection facilities and equipment.

On-site inspection and inspection personnel should enhance their safety awareness and pay attention to their own protection.

Chapter 2 Division of on-site inspection and inspection responsibilities

Article 12 County-level public security organs are responsible for on-site inspection and inspection of all criminal cases within their jurisdiction. For cases with serious circumstances and complex scenes, when the superior public security organs deem it necessary, they may directly organize and lead on-site inspections and inspections.

Article 13: Higher-level public security organs provide technical support to lower-level public security organs for on-site inspections and inspections of criminal cases.

Article 14 For on-site inspections and inspections of criminal cases involving two local public security organs at or above the county level, the on-site inspection and inspection responsibilities shall be negotiated by the relevant local public security organs and, when necessary, designated by the superior public security organ. .

Article 15 The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and the railway, transportation, civil aviation, forestry public security agencies and customs anti-smuggling departments are responsible for on-site inspections and inspections of criminal cases under their jurisdiction.

Article 16 The on-site inspection and inspection of criminal cases involving mutual involvement between public security organs and the military and the armed police shall be determined in accordance with the relevant provisions on the division of jurisdiction over criminal cases involving mutual involvement between public security organs and the military. Responsibilities.

Article 17 If the cases handled by the People’s Courts, People’s Procuratorates, State Security Agencies, Military Security Departments, Prisons and other departments require the assistance of the public security organs to conduct on-site inspections and inspections and issue letters of attorney, Relevant public security agencies should provide assistance.

Chapter 3 On-site Protection

Article 18: After receiving the alarm of a criminal case, the public security organ at the place where the crime occurred shall quickly send personnel to the scene to do a good job in on-site protection.

Article 19 The people's police responsible for protecting the scene shall, based on the specific circumstances of the case, delineate the scope of protection, set up warning lines and signboards, and prohibit unrelated persons from entering the scene.

Article 20: People's police responsible for protecting the scene are not allowed to enter the scene, except for emergency situations such as rescuing the wounded and protecting physical evidence, and are not allowed to touch traces, objects and bodies on the scene. When dealing with emergencies, damage to traces, objects and bodies at the scene should be avoided as much as possible.

Article 21 The people's police responsible for protecting the scene shall take corresponding protective measures for the traces, objects and corpses on the scene that may be damaged by natural or man-made factors.

Article 22 The time to protect the scene starts from the discovery of the criminal case scene and ends with the on-site investigation and inspection. If on-site inspection and inspection cannot be completed, the entire site or part of the site shall continue to be protected.

Article 23 The people’s police responsible for on-site protection shall report the on-site protection situation to the on-site inspection and inspection commander in a timely manner.

Chapter 4 Organization and Command of On-site Inspections and Inspections

Article 24: Public security organs shall provide unified command, careful organization, and clear division of labor for on-site inspections and inspections of criminal cases. Fulfill responsibilities and complete tasks in a timely manner.

Article 25 The commander of on-site inspections and inspections shall be a people’s policeman with professional knowledge and organizational and command capabilities for on-site inspections and inspections.

Article 26 The commander of on-site inspections and inspections shall perform the following duties in accordance with the law:

(1) Determine and organize the implementation of emergency measures for on-site inspections and inspections;

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(2) Formulate and implement work plans for on-site inspections and inspections;

(3) Division of labor among personnel participating in on-site inspections and inspections;

(4) ) Command and coordinate on-site inspection and inspection work;

(5) Determine on-site inspection and inspection witnesses;

(6) Review on-site inspection and inspection work records;< /p>

(7) Organize on-site analysis;

(8) Decide on how to handle the site.

Article 27 On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall perform the following duties in accordance with the law:

(1) Implement on-site emergency response;

(2) Conduct on-site emergency response Investigation and visit;

(3) Discover, fix and extract on-site traces, physical evidence, etc.;

(4) Record the on-site protection situation, the original situation of the site and the process of on-site investigation and inspection Prepare on-site inspection and inspection work records based on what you see;

(5) Participate in on-site analysis;

(6) Put forward opinions on handling the site.

Chapter 5 On-site Investigation and Inspection

Article 28: The public security organ shall conduct inspections and inspections at the scene of criminal cases with no less than two persons.

When inspecting or inspecting the site, one or two citizens who have nothing to do with the case should be invited to serve as witnesses.

Article 29 After arriving at the scene, on-site inspection and inspection personnel should understand the occurrence, discovery and on-site protection of the case. If it is necessary to take emergency measures such as search, tracking, interception, identification, safety inspection, and control of the sale of stolen goods, the on-site commander should be reported immediately and dealt with decisively.

If you are qualified to use police dogs for tracking or identification, you should immediately use police dogs to search and track and extract relevant items and sniff sources without destroying traces and physical evidence on the scene.

Article 30: When inspecting and inspecting the scene of a violent crime case, armed security may be deployed depending on the circumstances of the case to prevent new harmful consequences.

Article 31 For those involving explosions, guns, arson, poisoning, radioactive substances, infectious diseases, dangerous places, etc. that may endanger the personal safety of inspections and inspections, the dangers shall be eliminated first and then ensured On the premise of ensuring the personal safety of the inspection and inspection personnel, on-site inspection and inspection shall be carried out.

Article 32 Personnel performing on-site inspection and inspection tasks shall wear a "Criminal Case On-site Inspection and Inspection Certificate." The "Criminal Case On-site Investigation and Inspection Certificate" is uniformly issued by the Ministry of Public Security.

Article 33 Personnel performing on-site inspection and inspection tasks shall use corresponding personal protective equipment and wear hats or hoods, gloves, shoe covers, etc.

Article 34 During the inspection and inspection of the site, non-inspection and inspection personnel are not allowed to enter the site. If you really need to enter the scene, you must obtain the consent of the commander and enter and exit the scene according to the designated route.

Article 35 On-site inspections and inspections shall be carried out according to the following work steps:

(1) Inspect the site and delineate the scope of inspection and inspection;

(2) In accordance with the principle of "quiet first before moving, first down before going up; first focus before general, first fix before extraction", determine the survey and inspection process based on the actual situation on site;

(3) Preliminary inspection and inspection of the site, fixing and recording the original conditions of the site;

(4) Detailed inspection and inspection of the site, discovering, fixing, recording and extracting traces and physical evidence;

( 5) Record on-site inspections and inspections.

Article 36: When investigating and inspecting crime scenes related to electronic data, relevant equipment shall be disposed of in accordance with relevant regulations, and electronic data and other traces and physical evidence shall be protected. When necessary, professional and technical personnel may be assigned or hired to copy the relevant electronic data.

Article 37: When inspecting and inspecting the scene of a seditious case, appropriate methods should be used to cover up slogans, leaflets, large and small character posters, etc. involving reactionary content, and the scene should be cleaned up in a timely manner after the evidence collection is completed. , prevent spread and cause adverse effects.

Article 38: In order to determine the individual characteristics, injuries or physiological status of victims and criminal suspects, personal examinations may be conducted.

If the criminal suspect refuses the inspection, if the investigators deem it necessary, a compulsory inspection may be conducted with the approval of the person in charge of the case handling department.

Examination of women's bodies should be conducted by female investigators or doctors. If necessary, forensic doctors may be assigned or invited to participate.

A record of the inspection shall be made and signed or sealed by the investigators, inspectors and witnesses who participated in the inspection.

Article 39: Forensic doctors shall participate in the inspection and inspection of sites containing corpses.

Article 40: In order to determine the cause of death, an autopsy may be performed with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level.

Article 41 When a corpse is dissected, the family members of the deceased shall be notified to be present, and the family members of the deceased shall be asked to sign or seal the "Notice of Autopsy". If the family members of the deceased refuse to be present or refuse to sign or seal without justifiable reasons, the body can also be dissected, but this should be noted on the "Notice of Autopsy". For unidentified corpses, if the family of the deceased cannot be notified, this should be noted in the transcript.

When performing an autopsy on the corpse of a foreigner, the family of the deceased or the relevant officials of the embassy or consulate of the country to which he belongs in China shall be notified to the scene, and the family of the deceased or the relevant officials of the embassy or consulate of the country to which he belongs in China shall be notified in the "Notice on Autopsy of the Corpse" Sign or stamp the book. If the family members of the deceased or the relevant officials of the embassy or consulate of the country to which they belong in China refuse to be present or refuse to sign or seal without justifiable reasons, the corpse can also be dissected, but this should be noted on the "Notice of Autopsy". For the corpse of an unidentified foreigner, if it is impossible to notify the deceased's family or the relevant embassy or consulate, it should be noted in the transcript.

Article 42 Before moving a corpse on site, the original condition of the corpse and surrounding traces and items shall be photographed and videotaped, and relevant traces and physical evidence shall be extracted.

Article 43: Autopsy shall be conducted in the autopsy room. If it is indeed necessary to do an autopsy near the scene due to emergency circumstances or restricted conditions, isolation and shielding measures should be taken.

Article 44 When examining and dissecting a corpse, the fingerprints and palmprints of the corpse shall be printed. When necessary, blood, urine, stomach contents and related tissues and organs are extracted.

Article 45 When examining and dissecting a corpse, photos and videos shall be taken. Detailed photography and video recording of the signs of damage to the corpse and relevant attachments should be taken.

The appearance, physiological and pathological characteristics of the unknown corpse, as well as the clothing, items carried and items wrapped around the corpse, etc., should be carefully inspected and recorded, and identification photos should be taken.

Chapter 6 On-site Inspection and Inspection Work Records

Article 46 After the on-site inspection and inspection are completed, on-site inspection and inspection work records shall be produced in a timely manner.

On-site inspection and inspection work records include on-site inspection transcripts, on-site drawings, on-site photos, on-site videos and on-site audio recordings.

Article 47 On-site inspection and inspection records should be objective, comprehensive, detailed, accurate and standardized, can be used as a basis for verifying the site or restoring the original condition of the site, and meet statutory evidence requirements.

Article 48: On-site inspection and inspection records include the following basic contents:

(1) Preface: record number, time and content of case report, on-site location, On-site protection situation, start and end time of inspection and inspection, weather conditions, light used for inspection and inspection, organization and command personnel, on-site location and surrounding environment, etc.;

(2) Text part: related to crime The traces and the names, parts, quantities, properties, distribution, etc. of the items, the position, clothing, posture, damage, blood stain distribution, shape, and quantity of the corpse, etc.;

(3) Ending part: extracting traces , the situation of physical evidence, the situation of seized items, the number of drawings and photographs, and the time of video and audio recording. The unit, position and signature of the person who wrote the transcript, the drafter, the photographer, the video recorder, the recorder, the person who performed the on-site inspection and inspection tasks, and the signature of the witness.

Article 49 If multiple on-site inspections and inspections are conducted, after the first on-site inspection and inspection transcripts are produced, supplementary inspection and inspection transcripts shall be made one after another.

Article 50 On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall choose to produce on-site plane schematic diagrams, on-site plane scale diagrams, on-site plane expansion diagrams, on-site three-dimensional diagrams, on-site cross-sectional drawings, etc. based on the on-site conditions.

Article 51: Drawing a scene map shall meet the following basic requirements:

(1) Indicate the name of the case, the time of occurrence and discovery of the case, and the location of the crime;

< p>(2) Completely reflect the location and scope of the scene;

(3) Accurately reflect the main objects related to criminal activities, indicating the specific locations of traces, physical evidence, sets of footprints, corpses, crime tools, etc. ;

(4) The text description is concise and accurate;

(5) The layout is reasonable, the key points are highlighted, the pictures are neat, and the logos are standardized;

(6) Notes State the measurement method, scale, direction, legend, drawing units, drawing date and drawer.

Article 52: On-site photography and video recording include four types: orientation, overview, key parts and details.

Article 53 On-site photography and video recording shall meet the following basic requirements:

(1) The image is clear, the theme is prominent, the layers are distinct, and the colors are true;

(2) Clearly and accurately record the location, surrounding environment and original state of the scene, and record the location, shape, size and relationship between traces and physical evidence;

(3) Detailed photography and video recording shall be Place a scale;

(4) Add text descriptions on the on-site photo stickers;

(5) Comply with relevant industry standards.

Article 54: On-site drawings, on-site photography, video recording, on-site inspections, and inspection records should be consistent with each other.

Article 55 The original materials of on-site inspection and inspection, such as on-site drawings, on-site photography, video recording, on-site inspection, and inspection records, shall be properly preserved.

Chapter 7 Extraction and Seizure of Traces and Documents of On-site Traces and Items

Article 56: Traces and items related to crime found during on-site investigation and inspection shall be fixed and extracted.

When extracting on-site traces and items, they should be extracted separately, packaged separately, and uniformly numbered. The location, part, date of extraction, quantity, name, method and extraction person should be noted. For special inspection materials, corresponding methods should be adopted to extract and package them to prevent damage or contamination.

Article 57 The extraction of documents above the secret level shall be approved by the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level and shall be handled in accordance with relevant regulations to strictly prevent leakage of secrets.

Article 58 During on-site inspections and inspections, various items and documents that can prove the guilt or innocence of the criminal suspect shall be seized; however, items and documents unrelated to the case shall not be seized. .

If the holder of crime-related items or documents refuses to hand over the items or documents without justifiable reasons, on-site inspection and inspection personnel may forcibly seize them.

Article 59 If items or documents need to be seized during on-site inspection or inspection, the decision shall be made by the on-site inspection or inspection commander.

When executing the seizure of items and documents, there must be no less than two investigators and they must hold relevant legal documents or investigators’ work certificates. Witnesses should be present.

Article 60: During on-site inspections and inspections, if explosives, drugs, firearms, ammunition, obscene materials and other illegal and prohibited items are found, they shall be seized immediately, and relevant evidence shall be fixed and handed over to the relevant departments for processing.

Article 61 When items and documents are seized, a "List of Seized Items and Documents" shall be issued on the spot, indicating the date and location of the seizure, as well as the number, name, quantity, characteristics and source of the items and documents, etc. , signed or stamped respectively by the seizure handler, witnesses and holders of items and documents.

If there is no holder of the seized items or documents or it is difficult to identify the holder, it shall be noted on the "List of Seized Items and Documents".

The "List of Seized Items and Documents" should be made in triplicate, one copy should be handed over to the holder of the items and documents, one copy should be given to the person keeping the items and documents seized by the public security organ, and one copy should be attached to the file for future reference.

Article 62: For items and documents that should be seized but are inconvenient to be retrieved, after taking photos or videos, they may be handed over to the holder of the seized items or documents for safekeeping or sealed, and the holder of the items shall be clearly informed. It should be kept properly and must not be transferred, sold or damaged.

If the holder of the seized items or documents is handed over to the holder of the seized items or documents for safekeeping or sealing, a "List of Seized Items and Documents" shall be issued, in which the place of storage and the person responsible for the custody shall be stated, and it shall be noted that photos or videos have been taken. It shall be signed or stamped by the seizure handler, witness and holder.

The "List of Seized Items and Documents" shall be made in duplicate, one shall be given to the holder of the items, and the other shall be attached together with photos or video tapes for future reference.

For items that should be seized but are susceptible to spoilage and other items that are difficult to keep, the relevant departments may be entrusted to sell, auction or destroy them after taking photos or video fixing, based on the specific circumstances and with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level. .

Article 63: Seized items and documents that no longer need to be retained or are proven to be irrelevant to the case after investigation shall be returned to the original owner in a timely manner, and a "List of Returned Items and Documents" must be filled in in duplicate and submitted by The person in charge and the recipient shall sign or seal, one copy shall be submitted to the original owner of the item or document, and one copy shall be attached for reference.

Article 64: Unowned items and documents seized at the scene that are related to crimes shall be kept by the unit responsible for the case until the case is solved.

Article 65: If there are any questions about the items or documents seized by the public security organs, the holders of the items or documents may consult the seizure unit; if they believe that the seizure is inappropriate, they may consult the public security organ or the public security organ that seized the items or documents. The superior public security agency applied for correction.

Article 66: When a higher-level public security agency discovers that a lower-level public security agency has improperly seized items or documents, it shall order the lower-level public security agency to make corrections, and the lower-level public security agency shall implement it immediately.

Article 67: The traces, items and seized items and documents extracted at the scene shall be archived and managed in accordance with relevant regulations, stored in special places, with dedicated personnel responsible, and the access registration system shall be strictly implemented.

Chapter 8 On-site Visits

Article 68: On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall report the case to the person who reported the case, the person who discovered the case, the victim and his relatives, and other insiders or witnesses. Understand and collect information and clues about criminal case scenes.

Article 69: On-site visits include the following main contents:

(1) The time, place and detailed process of the discovery and occurrence of the criminal case, the protective measures taken after the discovery, the on-site What you see, whether there are suspicious persons or other people at the scene, whether there are any abnormalities at the scene, loss of items, etc.;

(2) Number of suspicious persons or perpetrators at the scene, gender, age, and accent of the perpetrators , height, body shape, appearance, clothing, items carried and characteristics, direction and route, etc.;

(3) Other circumstances related to the criminal case scene and the victim.

Article 70: On-site visits shall meet the following basic requirements:

(1) On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall understand the person being visited, the victim, and the crime before questioning the person being interviewed. The relationship between the suspects, determine the tasks and methods of the on-site visit, and ensure that the interview work is legal, objective and accurate;

(2) During the on-site visit, the on-site inspection and inspection personnel should show the interviewee Certificates, informing the person being interviewed that they must fulfill their obligation to testify truthfully and that they are legally responsible for perjury or concealing criminal evidence;

(3) On-site inspections and inspection personnel’s questioning of the person being interviewed should be conducted individually, and can be done at Conducted outside the site or at the unit or residence of the person being interviewed. When necessary, the person being interviewed may be notified to go to the public security organ for questioning;

(4) On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall not disclose the case details to the person being interviewed, and shall not use threats or inducements to harass the person being interviewed. Inquiries;

(5) When interviewing minors, their guardians shall be notified to be present;

(6) When questioning the person being interviewed, a transcript of the inquiry shall be made. The interrogation record shall be signed by the interrogator and the person being interrogated. Recording can be done with the consent of the person being interviewed.

Chapter 9 Search and Tracking on the Periphery of the Scene

Article 71 During the on-site investigation and inspection, the surroundings of the scene and the coming and going routes of the perpetrators shall be searched and tracked .

Article 72 The tasks of on-site search and tracking include:

(1) Search for perpetrators hiding around the scene or who have not yet escaped;

( 2) Search for traces, items, etc. related to the crime;

(3) Search for the victim’s body, biological materials, clothing, etc.;

(4) Search for hidden and abandoned stolen money Stolen goods, etc.;

(5) Discover and eliminate hidden dangers that may endanger safety;

(6) Determine the direction and route of the perpetrator's escape, and track the perpetrator.

Article 73: During on-site search and tracking, traces and physical evidence related to crimes found shall be fixed and extracted.

Chapter 10 On-site Experiments

Article 74 In order to confirm the formation process, conditions and reasons of a specific plot at the scene, on-site experiments can be conducted.

Conducting on-site experiments must be approved by the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level.

The tasks of Article 75 on-site experiments include:

(1) Verify whether a certain sound can be heard or a certain situation can be seen under on-site conditions;

(2) Verify whether a certain behavior can be completed within a certain period of time;

(3) Verify whether a certain behavior or effect under on-site conditions is consistent with the status of the traces and items left behind;< /p>

(4) Determine whether a certain tool can form a certain trace under certain conditions;

(5) Study the changes of traces and items under on-site conditions;

(6) Analyze and judge the occurrence process and reasons of a certain plot;

(7) Other situations that require further research, analysis, and judgment through on-site experiments.

Article 76 On-site experiments shall meet the following requirements:

(1) On-site experiments are generally conducted at the location where the crime occurred. Hazardous experiments such as combustion and explosion should be conducted at other locations. Carry out;

(2) The time and environmental conditions of the on-site experiment should be basically the same as the time and environmental conditions of the incident;

(3) The tools and materials used in the on-site experiment should be the same as those of the incident. The case sites are consistent or basically consistent; when necessary, different types of tools or materials can be used to conduct controlled experiments;

(4) If conditions permit, similar on-site experiments should be conducted more than twice;

(5) When evaluating experimental results, the impact of changes in objective environment and conditions on the experiment and possible errors should be taken into account;

(6) On-site experiments must comply with legal provisions, respect national customs and habits, and All behavior that may cause danger, be offensive to morals, or humiliate personality is prohibited.

Article 77 For the process and results of the on-site experiment, a "On-site Experiment Record" shall be produced, and the personnel participating in the on-site experiment shall sign or stamp the "On-site Experiment Record".

For on-site experiments, you can take photos, videos, and audio recordings.

Chapter 11 On-site Analysis

Article 78 After the on-site inspection and inspection, the inspection and inspection personnel shall conduct on-site analysis.

The contents of Article 79 on-site analysis include:

(1) Target of infringement and losses;

(2) Location and location of crime;

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(3) The time when the crime started and the time required to commit the crime;

(4) The location, intrusion method and walking route of the perpetrator entering and exiting the scene;

( 5) The number of people who committed the crime;

(6) The manner, means and characteristics of the crime;

(7) The tools for committing the crime;

(8) The person who committed the crime at the scene The process of the activity;

(9) Personal characteristics and conditions of the crime;

(10) Whether there is disguise or other abnormal phenomena;

(11) ) Motive and purpose of committing the crime;

(12) Nature of the case;

(13) Whether it is a series of crimes;

(14) Direction and scope of investigation ;

(15) Whether further inspection and inspection of the site are needed;

(16) Opinions on handling the site;

(17) Other needs Analyze and solve problems.

Article 80 After on-site inspection and inspection, records of on-site inspection and inspection work shall be completed.

Chapter 12 On-site Processing

Article 81 After the on-site investigation and inspection is completed, the on-site investigation and inspection commander shall decide whether to retain the site.

For sites that do not need to be retained, relevant units and personnel should be notified in a timely manner for processing.

For sites that need to be preserved, relevant units and individuals should be notified in a timely manner and designated personnel should be designated for proper protection.

Article 82 The site that needs to be preserved may be preserved in its entirety or in part.

Article 83: If the cause of death is undetermined, the identity is unknown, or other circumstances require reexamination, the body shall be preserved.

Article 84: For corpses that are no longer necessary to be preserved, with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, the family of the deceased shall be notified immediately for disposal. If it is impossible to notify or if the family members refuse to take it back after being notified, it can be handled in accordance with relevant regulations with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level.

For foreign bodies that are no longer necessary to be preserved, with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, the family of the deceased or the officials of the embassy or consulate of the country to which they belong should be notified immediately for disposal. If it is impossible to notify or after notification, the foreigner's family or the officials of the embassy or consulate of his country in China refuse to take it back, it can be handled in accordance with relevant regulations after approval by the person in charge of the public security agency at or above the county level and written notification to the foreign affairs department.

Chapter 13 On-site re-inspection and re-inspection

Article 85 In case of one of the following circumstances, on-site re-inspection and re-examination shall be carried out:

< p>(1) The case is serious and the situation at the scene is complex;

(2) The investigation requires further collection of information and evidence from the scene;

(3) The case is reviewed by the People’s Procuratorate If the public security organ considers that re-inspection or re-examination is necessary;

(4) The parties put forward different opinions and the public security organ deems re-inspection or re-examination necessary;

(5) Other matters that require re-inspection or re-examination; Reviewed.

Article 86: If the People’s Procuratorate requests re-inspection or re-examination, the public security organ shall notify the People’s Procuratorate to send personnel to participate in the re-inspection or review.

Chapter 14 Discipline of On-site Inspection and Inspection Personnel

Article 87 When performing on-site inspection and inspection tasks, on-site inspection and inspection personnel shall obey orders and obey instructions. , standardized procedures and civilized behavior.

After the on-site inspection and inspection, the on-site inspection and inspection personnel should clean up the site, and all consumables must be taken away from the site and properly disposed of.

Article 88 On-site inspection and inspection personnel shall strictly keep secrets, shall not disclose on-site information to irrelevant persons, and shall not accept interviews from the news media without authorization.

Chapter 15 Supplementary Provisions

Article 89 The public security organs may refer to these rules for inspections and inspections of other cases, incidents, and accident scenes.

Article 90 These rules will come into effect on October 1, 2005.

The "Ministry of Public Security's On-site Investigation Rules for Criminal Cases" (promulgated and implemented on July 1, 1979) were abolished at the same time.