Relevant regulations "Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in Handling Cases of Surrender and Meritorious Service"
Article 1 According to the first paragraph of Article 67 of the Criminal Law, a person who voluntarily surrenders himself after committing a crime and truthfully confesses his crime is self-surrender.
(1) Surrender refers to voluntarily surrendering directly to the public security organ, the people's procuratorate or the people's court when the judicial organ has not discovered the criminal facts or suspects, or has not interrogated the suspects or taken compulsory measures.
The criminal suspect surrenders himself to his unit, urban and rural grassroots organizations or other relevant responsible personnel; Due to illness, injury or in order to mitigate the consequences of the crime, the criminal suspect entrusts others to surrender first, or surrenders himself by telegram; Criminal acts have not been discovered by judicial organs, but they voluntarily confess their crimes after interrogation and education by relevant organizations or judicial organs; Escaping after committing a crime and voluntarily surrendering himself in the process of being wanted and pursued; Those who are prepared to surrender after verification, or who are arrested by the public security organs on the way to surrender, shall be deemed to surrender.
Not out of the initiative of the criminal suspect, but persuaded and accompanied by relatives and friends to surrender; If the public security organ notifies the relatives and friends of the criminal suspect, or after the relatives and friends take the initiative to report the case, it shall also be regarded as surrender.
If a criminal suspect escapes after voluntarily surrendering, it cannot be considered as surrender.