Legal analysis: Confession includes the recognition of the judgment, the facts of the case and the causes of the crime, while repentance is the ability to recognize the mistakes of one's actions and need to be corrected. It should be noted that the role of confession and repentance in sentencing is often manifested in practice with the slogan of "being lenient in confession and being strict in resistance". In fact, the law also has relevant provisions on this. Confession and repentance is the subjective attitude of criminals towards their crimes, which reflects the personal danger of criminals and their correct understanding of criminal facts. If a vicious person insists on not pleading guilty and not repenting in the face of conclusive evidence, then it is a terrible thing.

It is divided into five levels: no confession and repentance, initial confession and repentance, basic confession and repentance, good confession and repentance, and deep confession and repentance. Each grade has a corresponding condition standard, and only when all the conditions of the grade are met can it be determined as the grade.

Legal basis: Article 67 of the Criminal Law voluntarily surrenders himself after committing a crime and truthfully confesses his crime, which means surrendering himself. Criminals who surrender themselves may be given a lighter or mitigated punishment. Among them, if the crime is minor, the punishment may be exempted.

If a criminal suspect, defendant or criminal serving a sentence who has taken compulsory measures truthfully confesses other crimes that have not been mastered by the judicial organs, he shall be deemed to have surrendered himself.

Although the criminal suspect does not have the circumstances of surrender as stipulated in the preceding two paragraphs, he can be given a lighter punishment if he truthfully confesses his crime; By truthfully confessing one's crimes, particularly serious consequences are avoided and the punishment can be mitigated.

Article 72 of the Criminal Law: A criminal sentenced to criminal detention or fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years may be suspended if he meets the following conditions at the same time. Among them, people under 18 years old, pregnant women and people over 75 years old should suspend:

(a) the circumstances of the crime are relatively minor;

(2) showing repentance;

(3) There is no danger of committing a crime again;

(four) the announcement of probation has no significant adverse effects on the community where he lives.

Probation can be announced according to the circumstances of the crime, and criminals are prohibited from engaging in specific activities, entering specific areas, places and contacting specific personnel during the probation period of probation.

If a suspended criminal is sentenced to an additional punishment, the additional punishment shall still be executed.