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What should the family members do when they receive the detention notice?

If a family member or friend is criminally detained, he will receive a detention notice like this:

The detention notice will specify the detention time, the alleged crime, the address of the detention center and the handling unit. The address of the detention notice is mostly the address shown on the ID card.

What should I do after receiving the detention notice:

1. Contact friends, colleagues or other people with close lives to try to get a preliminary understanding of the case.

2. Send relief items to the detention center with the ID card and detention notice (collected from Monday to Friday, not collected on weekends), and the money is about 1 1,000 yuan (the detention center has a monthly limit, and the monthly consumption can be within 500~700 yuan). Clothes can be changed into main clothes (shoes, hats, towels and clothes with metal are not allowed, and glasses can only be sent with pure plastic frames and lenses).

3, entrust a lawyer to meet, fully understand the case, tell the outside situation, with the help of family members and outside lawyers, let them rest assured, tell their families what they need inside and what they need to bring out.

4. Keep in touch with lawyers and provide them with useful information.

Common problems of family members are as follows:

1. Can the family members see the suspect?

A: No, you can't see the suspect before the court session. I can only entrust a lawyer to meet you. The purpose is to prevent family members from doing illegal things for them, buying or attacking witnesses, destroying evidence and leaking information.

2. Can a friend entrust a lawyer?

A: No, only close relatives can, such as father, mother, spouse, brothers and sisters (adults) and children (adults).

3. Can I entrust several lawyers at the same time?

A: two at most.

4. Were you bullied in the detention center?

A: No, the police won't hit people; You don't have to be a coolie in it; You can eat enough, but there is not much oil and water. You can buy snacks with money. Go to bed early and get up early, get up at about 6: 30, go to bed at about 9: 00 in the evening, and go to night shift once a week for about three hours each time; You can read books and watch specific TV channels in a limited time; Have enough time to meditate and meditate every day; No smoking.

5. Do you want to find a relationship outside?

A: the role of relationships is very limited, mainly through lawyers giving legal advice.

6. What do lawyers need to do?

A: Meeting; Communicate the case with the case-handling organs (public security, procuratorate, court) and strive for bail pending trial, innocence or misdemeanor.

Investigation stage (public security): submit an application for bail pending trial, and strive for bail pending trial; Submit a legal opinion not to approve the arrest, and strive not to arrest.

Review and prosecution stage (procuratorate): read papers (transcripts and evidence materials), verify transcripts and evidence materials with criminal suspects, and submit legal opinions on non-prosecution.

Trial stage (court): appear in court to defend.

What do you mean by 7.30 days and 37 days?

A: The longest period of public security detention is 30 days. After investigation, it is found that there is no crime involved, or if the lawyer's opinion meets the conditions of bail pending trial, he will be released after 30 days. If the public security organ considers it necessary to arrest, it shall report to the procuratorate for approval within 30 days, and the procuratorate shall decide whether to arrest within 7 days.

8. When did you start hiring a lawyer?

A: A lawyer must be hired within 20 days of detention, because after the lawyer entrusts a lawyer, it takes time to meet the criminal suspect, communicate with the case-handling organ, write an application for bail pending trial, and submit it to the case-handling organ, which also needs time to review it. Otherwise, it is easy to miss the 37-day golden period.

9. I don't know if my family constitutes a crime. What if you don't want to spend too much money?

A: Entrust a lawyer for a single interview (low cost), and then whether to entrust a lawyer to defend depends on the case.

10. What materials should the entrusted lawyer provide?

Answer: Proof of kinship between the client and the criminal suspect (marriage certificate, household registration book, copy of ID card at the same address are all acceptable), signing entrustment contract and power of attorney.

1 1. Can I handle the case first and then pay the fee?

A: Law firms can only issue letters of introduction and official letters after paying fees, and lawyers can start handling cases.

12, what does bail mean?

A: Bail pending trial means that the suspect is temporarily released, the case continues to be investigated, and the court appears in court to wait for the verdict. If suspended, he will no longer serve his sentence.

The most important battlefield of criminal defense is not the court, but the stage of investigation and procuratorate.

Many family members said that they had not received the detention notice, and then they often asked the following questions:

1. I didn't receive the detention notice. What happened?

The police will definitely send the detention notice, usually a registered letter from the post office, to the identity card address of the suspect, not the address designated by the suspect. The recipient of a registered letter is usually "someone's family", not a direct name. If you don't receive it, you can go to three places to ask, one is the village Committee, the other is the police station in the jurisdiction, and the third is the post office.

2, there is no detention notice, the shadow does not affect the lawyer?

As long as you know which public security bureau you are detained in and which detention center you are in, it has no influence on lawyers.

3. I didn't receive the detention notice, and I don't know where the police arrested me. What should I do?

You can go to the police station in the jurisdiction to report the disappearance, and you can find the place where people were taken away in the police station system.

4. Can the police issue another one?

Usually not, but you can ask the police for a copy, and some police will give it.