anonymous bail

There were some differences between hiding one's name and being anonymous. Hiding one's name referred to hiding one's real name from others. On the other hand, anonymous referred to not signing or signing one's real name, which meant concealing one's identity, personal characteristics, or not explaining who one was. These two words had different meanings.

My answer may not be accurate enough. From what I know, anonymous web novels are usually not considered authors because they don't leave any public information or personal information. In web novels, there was usually a team of authors or an individual responsible for the entire work, and anonymous could be one of them or just a character in the work. If you want to know more about anonymous, I suggest you check the relevant online literature community or forum.

The term anonymous usually referred to the original creator of novels, articles, comics, movies, and so on, not the name or author of the work. In some online novels, there may be some works of unknown authors. These works may not be officially published or published, but they are only circulated on the Internet, so they are called "anonymous works". However, these anonymous authors weren't necessarily famous on the internet. They might just be ordinary people or authors from studios.

An anonymous person referred to a person who did not leave his name or identity. It could also refer to a person whose literary works, such as articles, novels, and poems, had no designated author. In literary works, anonymous names were usually used to avoid copyright disputes or to protect the integrity of the work. As for how to pronounce it, it sounds similar to "name" but "name" usually has two sounds of "name" and "death" while "anonymous" only has the sound of "death".

Bail pending trial was a criminal compulsory measure. After the criminal suspect was released on bail, he should abide by the following rules: without approval, he should not leave the sight of his residence; if there is a change in his address, work unit, or contact information, he must report to the executive organ within 24 hours; he must be present at the time of the summons; he must not interfere with the testimony of the witness; he must not destroy the forged evidence or collude with the testimony. Although he was released on bail, it did not mean that he was fine. The subsequent trial procedures would still be carried out. If the case had to be transferred to the prosecutor's office for review and prosecution, it was normal for the case to continue to be released on bail. However, if they were arrested or placed under residential surveillance during the public security stage, and the prosecutor said that they could be released on bail after signing the letter of refusal to plead guilty, they needed to carefully consider and seek the advice of the lawyer. Generally speaking, it was very rare for people to be able to apply for bail during the first two stages. During the bail period, there was no need to rush to hire a lawyer. Within the longest twelve months, if the case was not transferred to the prosecutor's office, this was a better result. After the criminal compulsory measures were completed for one year, the bail pending trial should be lifted, and there might not be any follow-up. It was also possible that after one year, the case would be closed without any notice from the public security organs. If a few months later, they were informed that the case would be transferred to the prosecutor's office for review and prosecution, they would have to pay attention to it. After the transfer, they should consider asking a lawyer to read the case immediately to determine whether the evidence could prove the facts of the crime and whether the charges were accurate, so as to determine the defense line. In addition, there was a certain degree of freedom during the bail period and they could work to earn money. Criminal suspects who were released on bail had a high chance of getting a suspended sentence. Some of them could even fight not to be sued, but they still had to behave themselves and avoid illegal and criminal behavior. Otherwise, they might be redetained. Moreover, not all cases could be released on bail. The conditions were more stringent. For example, those who might be sentenced to more than three years in prison, repeat offenders within five years, and criminal cases with civil cases without a letter of understanding were usually not allowed to be released on bail. During the period of bail pending trial, one could not go to other places at will. If they had to go, they had to obtain the approval of the enforcement agency. Watching " All Suspects " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!