Some prisoners have to wear shackles and handcuffs when they appear in court. What kind of criminals will wear these two kinds of instruments of torture?

A prisoner should be called a criminal suspect before being convicted by the court, and whether the criminal suspect wears shackles and handcuffs in court depends on the severity of his crime. This is a measure to prevent criminals from escaping.

Handcuffs and fetters are fetters.

What are "handcuffs and fetters"? Simply put, these two kinds of "restraints" are effective means to prevent "criminal suspects" from taking risks and waiting for opportunities to "escape" in order to escape legal sanctions.

We usually see "suspects" being tried in court, but they are only handcuffed. And some "criminal suspects" not only wear handcuffs, but also wear shackles? This can only show that they have different degrees of harm to society. In other words, as people usually know, the more likely it is that a "felon" is only a suspect who has committed a felony. In order to be foolproof, strict control is reasonable.

Wearing shackles and hands is a very necessary measure.

If you wear shackles and handcuffs when you appear in court, the most important thing is that the criminal belongs to a major vicious crime and is sentenced to death. Another reason is to prevent trouble and escape. There are also cases of prisoners escaping from the court abroad. Therefore, this is to ensure foolproof, and it will be shameful if something goes wrong. If the prisoner's behavior causes losses, the leader will be held accountable.

Handcuffs and anklets are binding police equipment, and the use regulations are relatively strict. The conditions for using handcuffs are relatively loose. The police can decide to use handcuffs according to the specific circumstances of the suspect, but they can't cause physical injury to the suspect because of using handcuffs, otherwise they will be held accountable and compensated. During the trial, the suspect can wear casual clothes instead of prison clothes. Moreover, criminals with minor crimes generally do not need to wear handcuffs and shackles. Most of these crimes are not heavy sentences, but several years imprisonment. There will be no thoughts and behaviors of running away and hurting people.

If the criminal act is bad in nature and is a felony, criminals who are likely to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of more than 10 years, life imprisonment, suspended death sentence or death penalty are likely to get emotional during the trial, leading to escape, injury and self-mutilation. In order to prevent this from happening, such prisoners will be handcuffed, fetters and other restraints.

On the way back from the detention center to the court for trial, the suspect was closely watched by the bailiff and had to wear a ring. The crime is just handcuffing. If possible, criminals sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of 10 years or life imprisonment, suspended death sentence or death penalty must wear handcuffs and shackles at the same time to prevent accidents. Although it is not specifically stipulated that criminals should wear handcuffs and shackles when appearing in court for trial, there have been some cases in which felons used this opportunity to escape before. Therefore, this is a very necessary measure.

On the use conditions of fetters

First, the court sentenced to death, or the second instance upheld the original judgment pending review;

Two, there are obvious signs that may be brothers, violence, sports, escape, or such acts have occurred and need to be stopped from continuing to carry out such acts;

Three, serious trouble in prison, the use of restraint means is not enough to stop;

It is necessary to wear a ring when being escorted, arraigned, tried in court or released on medical parole.

Most of the "criminal suspects" who appear in court with "handcuffs and shackles" are nothing more than two situations.

1. Deprive others of their right to life by violent means, maliciously poison, explode or rob, and endanger public safety by dangerous means, thus causing serious consequences. They were all tried in handcuffs and shackles.

Second, the "criminal suspect" ignored the prison rules and regulations during his detention in the detention center, and took coercive measures to compete with the law as an anti-reformer. ...

Anyone who violates the state will be severely and fairly punished by law. Only by obeying laws and regulations and being a law-abiding citizen can we enjoy a happy and beautiful life in a down-to-earth manner.