Should the social security paid by the unit be cleared after the verdict is pronounced?

The social security paid by the unit after sentencing does not need to be cleared.

Individuals need to pay their own social security fees, but the unit can terminate the labor contract according to the labor contract or negotiation. It should be noted that social security in a frozen state cannot be paid, remitted or activated after being released from prison.

The process of sentencing is as follows:

1. Filing a case: If the public security organ investigates a crime and thinks that the facts of the crime are clear and the evidence is true, it will file a case and transfer the case to the procuratorate for review and prosecution;

2. Review and prosecution: The procuratorate will review the case and bring a public prosecution to the court if it considers that there are criminal facts;

3. Hearing: The court will hold a hearing at the appointed time and place. During the trial, the procuratorate will prosecute the suspect, and the defendant and defender will defend. After the trial, the court will announce an adjournment for judgment;

4. Judgment: The court will make a judgment on the defendant according to the facts, evidence and applicable laws of the case. If the defendant is sentenced, the court will announce the sentence and the execution method;

5. Appeal: If the defendant or procuratorate refuses to accept the judgment, it may appeal to a higher court within the prescribed time limit;

6. Trial of second instance: the higher court hears the appeal request and makes a ruling or judgment;

7. End of appeal trial: if the appeal is not supported, the judgment will take effect; If the original judgment is upheld on appeal, the judgment of the first instance shall be revoked and retried by a higher court or sent back to the court of first instance for retrial.

Sentencing information includes the following aspects:

1. Judgment: A judgment is a document that the court records the judgment result made by the defendant in written form. A judgment usually includes the basic information of the defendant, criminal facts, evidence, application of the law, judgment results, etc.

2. Penalty execution notice: A penalty execution notice is a notice served by a prison or detention center on the sentenced person. The notice usually includes the verdict, the place of serving the sentence, the term of serving the sentence, the commutation and so on.

3. Notice of filing a case for payment: The notice of filing a case for payment refers to the notice that the defendant who has been fined must pay the fine at the designated bank or court within the specified time. The notice usually includes the amount of the fine, the payment period, the payment place, etc.

4. Certificate of serving a sentence: The certificate of serving a sentence refers to the certificate that the prisoner needs to show to the employer, social security institutions and other institutions after being released from prison. The certificate of serving a sentence usually includes the basic information of the sentenced person, the sentence and the execution of the penalty.

5. Criminal file: Criminal file refers to the file of the sentenced person recorded by the court or the public security organ. Criminal files usually include the basic information of the sentenced person, criminal facts, evidence, judgment, execution of punishment, etc.

To sum up, sentencing is a process in which the court makes a sentencing decision on the defendant according to the trial and evidence verification of the defendant and the law.

Legal basis:

Article 20 1 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

When the people's court makes a judgment in accordance with the law, it shall generally adopt the charges and sentencing suggestions accused by the people's procuratorate, except for the following circumstances:

(a) the defendant's behavior does not constitute a crime or should not be investigated for criminal responsibility;

(2) The defendant pleads guilty against his will;

(3) The defendant denies the alleged criminal facts;

(4) The charges charged in the prosecution are inconsistent with those found in the trial;

(5) Other circumstances that may affect a fair trial.

If the people's court considers that the sentencing proposal is obviously inappropriate after trial, or the defendant or defender raises objections to the sentencing proposal, the people's procuratorate may adjust the sentencing proposal. If the people's procuratorate fails to adjust the sentencing proposal or it is still obviously inappropriate after adjusting the sentencing proposal, the people's court shall make a judgment according to law.