Signing a confession means that the criminal suspect admits to the crime he or she has committed. The confession can be written by the criminal suspect himself, or it can be written by a public security officer and then the suspect can check the true signature. Press fingerprint to confirm.

Signing a plea agreement does not mean that you will not be sentenced. However, if you sign a plea agreement, the court will proceed according to expedited procedures.

Leniency for admitting guilt and accepting punishment refers to cases where the criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily and truthfully confesses his crime, has no objection to the facts of the alleged crime, agrees with the sentencing opinion of the prosecutor's office and signs a recognizance letter, and can be lenient in accordance with the law. deal with.

Signing a plea agreement does not mean that you will not be sentenced. However, if you sign a plea agreement, the court will proceed according to expedited procedures. Leniency for admitting guilt and accepting punishment refers to cases where the criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily and truthfully confesses his crime, has no objection to the facts of the alleged crime, agrees with the sentencing opinion of the prosecutor's office and signs a recognizance letter, and can be treated with leniency in accordance with the law.

Leniency for admitting guilt and accepting punishment refers to cases where the criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily and truthfully confesses his crime, has no objection to the facts of the alleged crime, agrees with the sentencing opinion of the prosecutor's office and signs a recognizance letter, and can be lenient in accordance with the law. deal with.

How to examine the suspect's acceptance of punishment?

The "acknowledgment of punishment" in the leniency system of confession and punishment means that the criminal suspect or defendant sincerely regrets his crime and is willing to accept punishment. "Accepting punishment" during the investigation stage means expressing willingness to accept punishment; during the review and prosecution stage, it means accepting the People's Procuratorate's decision to prosecute or not to prosecute, recognizing the People's Procuratorate's sentencing recommendation, and signing a confession of guilt and punishment; and during the trial stage, "accepting punishment" means accepting punishment. He confirmed in court that he voluntarily signed the recognizance letter and was willing to accept the penalty.

The focus of the "acknowledgment of punishment" examination is the repentant attitude and performance of the criminal suspect or defendant, which should be considered in conjunction with factors such as return of stolen goods and compensation, compensation for losses, and apology. Although criminal suspects or defendants express their "acceptance of punishment", they secretly collude with each other to confess, interfere with witnesses' testimony, destroy or fabricate evidence, or conceal or transfer property. If they have the ability to compensate but do not compensate for losses, the leniency system for confessing and accepting punishment cannot be applied. Criminal suspects and defendants have the right to choose procedures. If they do not agree to the application of expedited procedures or simplified procedures, it will not affect the determination of "acceptance of punishment".

To sum up, this is the editor’s answer to the question of whether bookmarking a confession will result in a conviction. I hope it can help you.

Legal basis

"Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 15: Criminal suspects and defendants voluntarily and truthfully confess their crimes If a person admits to the alleged crime and is willing to accept punishment, he may be treated leniently in accordance with the law.

Article 174: If a criminal suspect voluntarily pleads guilty and agrees to the sentencing recommendations and applicable procedures, he shall sign a confession of guilt and punishment in the presence of the defender or duty lawyer.

If a criminal suspect pleads guilty and accepts punishment, there is no need to sign a confession of guilt and punishment under any of the following circumstances:

(1) The criminal suspect is blind, deaf or mute, or The person is a mental patient who has not completely lost the ability to identify or control his own behavior;

(2) The legal representative or defender of the minor criminal suspect has objections to the minor's confession and punishment;

(3) Other situations where signing a confession of guilt and punishment is not required.

If the defendant pleads guilty, can the lawyer still provide a not guilty plea?

If the defendant pleads guilty in court, the defense lawyer still has the right to insist on a not guilty plea

According to The Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that the defender's responsibility is to present materials and opinions that the criminal suspect or defendant is innocent, the crime is minor, or the criminal liability is reduced or exempted based on the facts and law, and to safeguard the litigation rights and other rights of the criminal suspect or defendant. Legitimate interests. Therefore, even if the defendant pleads guilty in court, as long as the defense lawyer has sufficient evidence to prove that the defendant is innocent, the defense lawyer can still insist on a not guilty plea during the trial.