Nanny arson retrial?

Legal analysis: Since the collapse of the personnel system in Lin Shengbin, the doubts about the original case have been singled out one by one. Many people asked for a retrial of the case and thought that Lin Shengbin was a suspect. This possibility is very small, Hangzhou nanny arson is a criminal case, and the case has passed the second instance. Cases involving the death penalty generally require the first instance of the Intermediate People's Court, the second instance of the High Court and the review of the death penalty by the Supreme Court; In the first instance of the Intermediate People's Court, if the defendant does not appeal and the procuratorate does not protest, it is still necessary for the High Court and the Supreme Court to review the death penalty separately. As far as the current situation is concerned, it is better to say that netizens want to see everyone in the incident get a corresponding "trial" than that the public doubts whether the public security inspection law can be transferred out of the past. How will the Lin Shengbin incident end? Maybe we can only wait until the relevant departments respond. There is a lot of information about him now. As a melon eater, the facts stated by law should prevail.

Legal basis: Provisions on the Transfer of Suspected Criminal Cases by Administrative Law Enforcement Organs

Article 1 These Provisions are formulated in order to ensure that the administrative law enforcement organs promptly transfer suspected criminal cases to the public security organs, punish crimes such as disrupting the order of the socialist market economy and disrupting the order of social management according to law, and ensure the smooth progress of socialist construction.

Article 2 The term "administrative law enforcement organs" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the administrative organs that have the power of administrative punishment for illegal acts such as disturbing the order of socialist market economy and social management according to the provisions of laws, regulations or rules, and organizations authorized by laws and regulations that have the function of managing public affairs and implement administrative punishment within the scope of legal authorization.