/kloc-The main case was not settled 0/0 years ago. Can I apply for state compensation?

1, "10 years ago, if the main case is not settled, can I apply for state compensation?" ;

(1) Whether the main case is concluded has nothing to do with whether he can apply for state compensation: as long as the existing evidence can prove that he has not committed a crime, he can apply for state compensation.

(2) However, there is a time limit for applying for state compensation: Article 32 of the State Compensation Law stipulates: "The time limit for the claimant to apply for state compensation is two years, counting from the date when the state organs and their staff members exercise their functions and powers as illegal according to law, excluding the detention period."

In other words, he should apply to the state for compensation within two years from the date of obtaining the release certificate. If you don't apply within the time limit, you can't ask again.

2. "Can I apply for state compensation in this situation?" I don't think so. It's too long.

3. "Unexplained release": As long as the public security is released, it has proved that it is innocent, and the release certificate of the public security is evidence.