How many task forces will be set up?

The establishment of a task force is generally as follows:

First, it is necessary to mobilize specialized and capable forces to investigate and deal with major cases with great influence within the jurisdiction.

For example, if a murder case with great influence occurs in a county, the masses can be mobilized to set up a task force to carry out investigation and solve the case.

Second, it is necessary to set up a task force to solve a complex series of cases. For example, there are many cases of car theft in a county, which has a great influence. The county public security bureau can set up a task force to carry out investigation and solve cases.

First of all, what is a task force?

The task force is composed of people from different agencies who are temporarily transferred for a specific case. After the case is solved, it is generally dissolved by itself, and the personnel return to the original unit and other temporary institutions. I don't know how the police translate this word, but there is a word that can be directly applied in western police terminology, that is, task force, which refers to an ad hoc organization formed temporarily according to a specific task.

Second, the difference between a task force and an ordinary case?

A project refers to a case or an important event that is specially handled. "Special" refers to special handling, and "case" refers to important events. So the general project is more serious. The task force will complete the case within 60 days at the longest. A task force was set up one year after the criminal investigation. The task force re-investigated the case and took investigation measures to deal with it. The task force has a major case and a great social impact.

Third, will a task force be set up after the case is filed?

Not necessarily. Major and complex cases involving a wide range and great influence can be formed into a task force.

The basic flow of criminal cases is mainly divided into three stages.

1. In the investigation stage, the criminal investigation organ (public security organ or procuratorate) starts criminal investigation according to legal procedures after filing a criminal case. Its work includes: taking compulsory measures such as detention, arrest, bail pending trial, collecting and sorting out evidence related to the crime, and transferring it to the procuratorate after the investigation is completed.

2. In the review stage of the procuratorate, the procuratorate will review the file transferred by the investigation organ, interrogate the suspect and make a decision whether to go or not according to the specific case.

3. At the trial stage, criminal cases prosecuted by the procuratorate in accordance with legal procedures will be tried in court, and judgments will be made according to the specific trial conditions: if convicted, guilty judgments will be made and corresponding penalties will be imposed; If the charges are not established, a verdict of not guilty will be made.

legal ground

Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 113 If the people's procuratorate thinks that the public security organ does not file a case for investigation, or if the victim thinks that the public security organ does not file a case for investigation, it shall ask the public security organ to explain the reasons for not filing a case. If the people's procuratorate believes that the reason why the public security organ does not file a case cannot be established, it shall notify the public security organ to file a case, and the public security organ shall file a case after receiving the notice.