After the Qing dynasty was overthrown, where did all the Qing prisoners in the prison go?

19 12 February 12, under the pressure of Beiyang warlord Yuan Shikai, Empress Yulong accepted preferential treatment, and Emperor Puyi issued the abdication edict, thus ending the Qing Dynasty.

The demise of the Qing Dynasty was basically a peaceful transition. Therefore, the original yamen at all levels in the Qing court were transformed into government organs of the Republic of China! Within one month of Wuchang Uprising, 14 province declared independence and supported * * * and. The former officials of these provinces symbolically smashed the signboard of the former Qing court's legal government and replaced it with the door of the revolutionary government, which became a revolutionary government. Therefore, most of the original officials of the Qing court are still in their original posts, and prisons are still managed by people.

Therefore, the original prisons in the Qing Dynasty will continue to be used. Of course, the name of the prison may change according to the new society. For example:? Shi Jing Model Prison? Just change its name to? Beijing No.1 Prison? .

When the regime changes, the new government will definitely re-screen the prisoners in the prison and carry out a wide range of commutation and pardon.

First, political prisoners, basically revolutionary parties, must be released immediately. Wang Jingwei was once sentenced to life imprisonment for the assassination of Regent Zai Feng. After Wuchang Uprising, Yuan Shikai released Wang Jingwei and showed kindness to revolutionaries.

Second, pardon and reduce the sentence of prisoners. Except? Killing immediate blood relatives and respected relatives? Other prisoners can reduce their sentences according to the standard. The death penalty is changed to indefinite life, indefinite life becomes fixed-term imprisonment, and the sentence can be commuted. And those who have turned over a new leaf and made meritorious deeds can be released in advance.

Third, bail is allowed. 19 13. The government of the Republic of China implements the Prison Rules. According to the guidelines, criminals who meet the conditions for parole will be released on parole. The first prisoner released on parole was Jia Wanhe, 1902, who was sentenced to "execution of bail pending trial" for robbery. Later, due to the meritorious prosecution, the autumn trial was changed to dispatch. After the commutation policy was implemented in the Republic of China, the sentence was changed to 12 years. 19 13, released on parole for his good behavior in prison.