1. What are the consequences of refusing to sign the arrest notice? Refusal to sign the arrest notice does not affect the execution of the arrest order. Once the arrest notice has been served, the arrest order will be enforced and will not have any adverse impact on the parties involved. . Arrest is a coercive measure taken by national judicial organs to completely deprive a criminal suspect or defendant of his or her personal freedom within a certain period of time. Currently, in our country, only the procuratorates and courts have the power to approve arrests: the arrest of any citizen, unless the court decides to arrest, must be approved by the procuratorate. 2. What is arrest? Arrest is a coercive measure taken by national judicial organs to completely deprive a criminal suspect or defendant of his or her personal freedom within a certain period of time. 1. Currently in our country, only the procuratorates and courts have the power to approve arrests: the arrest of any citizen, unless the court decides to arrest, must be approved by the procuratorate. According to Article 86 of the New Criminal Procedure Law, the People's Procuratorate may interrogate criminal suspects after reviewing and approving arrests; under any of the following circumstances, criminal suspects shall be interrogated: (1) There is doubt as to whether the conditions for arrest are met; ( 2) The criminal suspect requests to make a face-to-face statement to prosecutors; (3) The investigation activities may involve major illegal acts. When the People's Procuratorate reviews and approves an arrest, it may question witnesses and other litigation participants and listen to the opinions of the defense lawyer; if the defense lawyer makes a request, the opinions of the defense lawyer shall be heard. 2. The arrest of criminal suspects and defendants shall be carried out by the public security organs. The number of arresting persons shall not be less than 2. When making an arrest, the arrest warrant must be presented to the arrested person and the arrested person must be ordered to sign (seal) or fingerprint the arrest warrant. If the public security organ (national security organ) deems it necessary to arrest a detained person, it shall submit it to the procuratorate for review and approval within 3 days of detention. In special circumstances, the time for submission for review and approval may be extended from 1 to 4 days. For major suspects who commit crimes on the run, commit crimes multiple times, or commit crimes in groups, the time for review and approval can be extended to 30 days. The procuratorate shall make a decision on approving or disapproving the arrest within 7 days after receiving a request from the public security organ (national security organ) to approve the arrest. If the procuratorate does not approve the arrest, the public security agency (national security agency) shall release the person immediately after receiving the notice. 3. After arresting a criminal suspect or defendant, the public security organ that approved the arrest, the People's Procuratorate or the People's Court that approved or decided the arrest shall conduct an interrogation within 24 hours. If it is found that those should not be arrested, the compulsory measures should be changed or they should be released immediately. If released immediately, a release certificate shall be issued. Unless there are circumstances that hinder the investigation or cannot be notified, the arrested person's family or unit should be notified of the reason for the arrest and the place of detention within 24 hours. If it is inconvenient to notify, the reasons for not notifying should be noted in the case file. 4. When the public security organ carries out an arrest in a different place, it shall notify the public security organ where the arrested person is located, and the public security organ where the arrested person is located shall cooperate to ensure the smooth completion of the arrest task. 5. Supplementary provisions of the Supreme People's Procuratorate's "Regulations on Cases filed for investigation by the People's Procuratorate below the provincial level to be reviewed and decided on arrest by the People's Procuratorate at the higher level (Trial)": The investigation supervision department of the People's Procuratorate at the higher level does not agree with the People's Procuratorate at the lower level after review. If an arrest opinion is submitted, the deputy prosecutor in charge of investigation supervision shall seek the opinion of the deputy prosecutor in charge of investigation. If the opinions are consistent, a decision will be made not to arrest; if the opinions are inconsistent, the deputy prosecutor in charge of investigation shall be asked to make a decision. When the public security organ arrests a person concerned, it is required to produce a notice of criticism from the procuratorate. Under normal circumstances, even if the visa is refused, it will not affect the public security organ's enforcement of the arrest order. It should be noted that when facing arrest by the public security organs, the parties concerned should actively confess their criminal conduct, cooperate with the public security organs in the trial, and submit evidence and documents that are favorable to them to strive for leniency.