Criminal accusation generally refers to the act that the victim and his close relatives or they report illegal and criminal acts that infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of the victim to the judicial organs according to law and demand punishment.

1. What is a public security letter?

Public security letters are official documents, notices and cooperative letters issued by public security organs by letters.

2. Should the criminal complaint be handed over to the public security organ or the court?

1. Which organ of the public security and procuratorial law a criminal complaint should be handed over to is generally decided according to the nature of the case and the jurisdiction stipulated in the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

2. However, it may also be submitted to any organ of the Public Security Law. Because Article 108 of China's Criminal Procedure Law stipulates: "Public security organs, people's procuratorates or people's courts shall accept reports, complaints and reports. If it does not belong to its own jurisdiction, it shall be transferred to the competent authority for handling, and the informant, complainant and informant shall be notified; For those who are not under their jurisdiction and must take emergency measures, they should take emergency measures first and then transfer them to the competent authorities. "

3. What is the difference between complaint and accusation?

1. The purpose is different. The purpose of appeal is mainly to protect their legitimate personnel rights and interests. The purpose of appeal is not only to protect the legitimate rights and interests of civil servants, but also to ask higher authorities or other specialized agencies to punish the organs and their leaders who infringe their legitimate rights and interests according to law.

2. Different objects. The object of appeal is the decision of the personnel handling organ, and the object of complaint is the organ and its leaders who infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of civil servants.

3. The scope is different. The law clearly stipulates the scope of complaints, mainly involving personnel relations, but there is no restriction on the contents of complaints by organs and their leaders. As long as civil servants think that the act has violated their legitimate rights and interests, they can sue.

4. Different procedures. There are legal and perfect procedures for review, appeal and re-appeal, and there are hierarchical restrictions. Civil servants can only appeal step by step according to the hierarchy, but the appeal is not limited by the hierarchy.