Can I prove innocence after criminal detention?

No criminal certificate can be issued after criminal detention.

Criminal detention is a kind of criminal punishment, so the person sentenced to criminal detention can't leave the country during the execution of the punishment, and he can't provide proof of innocence after the execution of the punishment, because he has a criminal record. The term of criminal detention is generally 1 month to 6 months, and the maximum combined punishment for several crimes cannot exceed 1 year. Since criminal detention is a criminal punishment, it cannot be found innocent and it is impossible to issue a certificate of innocence.

The influence of criminal detention records;

1, affecting employment opportunities: some enterprises and institutions will require proof of no criminal record when recruiting, and having a criminal detention record may cause job seekers to lose these job opportunities;

2. Restrictions on studying abroad or immigration: Some countries require applicants to provide proof of no criminal record when processing visa applications, and having a criminal detention record may affect the success rate of the application;

3. Affect social credit: In some cases, criminal detention records may be included in personal credit records, which will adversely affect personal social credit;

4. Restrict participation in public affairs: Some public posts or specific social activities may restrict the criminal records of participants, and criminal detention records may become obstacles to participating in these activities.

To sum up, the inability to issue a certificate of innocence during criminal detention will have an adverse impact on employment, study abroad, social credit and participation in public affairs.

Legal basis:

Criminal law of the people's Republic of China

Article 42

The term of criminal detention is from one month to six months.

Article 43

A criminal sentenced to criminal detention shall be executed by the public security organ nearby. During the execution, criminals sentenced to criminal detention can go home for one or two days a month; Those who take part in labor may be paid as appropriate.