On the 30th, the Supreme People's court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the opinions on Several Issues concerning the application of criminal procedure in handling information network crime cases, further standardizing the jurisdiction, evidence collection and evidence review of information network crime cases, punishing information network crime according to law, and effectively maintaining a clear cyberspace. The opinions have made clear the crime place of information network crime cases. In view of the characteristics that information network crime is often implemented remotely and anonymously, in order to facilitate the victims to report the case, the opinions put forward that for information network crime cases involving multiple links, if the suspect provides assistance for information network crime, the public security organ in the place where the crime is committed, the place of residence or the place where the crime is committed can file the case for investigation. In view of the difficulties in obtaining evidence across regions for information network crimes, the opinions clarify the rules for cross regional access to electronic data and inquiry (interrogation) at different places, and stipulate that public security organs may take measures such as inquiry, inquiry, inspection, appraisal, and access to evidence materials in the process of investigation and verification that do not restrict the personal and property rights of the investigated objects, It can be used as evidence according to relevant regulations. In addition, in order to strengthen the recovery of stolen goods and losses in information network crime cases, the opinions stipulate that public security organs should comprehensively collect evidence materials proving the nature and ownership of the property involved, which should be recovered, confiscated or ordered to return compensation according to law. The procuratorial organs should review and put forward handling opinions, and the people's court should deal with it according to law, so as to effectively urge the personnel involved to return stolen goods and compensation. (news agency)