What do you usually ask when taking a statement?

Legal analysis: (1) Basic information of illegal suspects; (2) Whether there is any illegal act; (3) Whether the illegal act is committed by an illegal suspect; (4) the time, place, means and consequences of the illegal act; (five) the suspect who violates the law cannot be given a heavier, lighter or mitigated punishment; (6) Other facts related to this case. Article 54 Anyone who knows the circumstances of a case has the obligation to testify.

Legal basis: Provisions on Procedures of Public Security Organs in Handling Administrative Cases

Article 38 The facts of the case that need to be investigated include: (1) the basic information of the illegal suspect; (2) Whether there is any illegal act; (3) Whether the illegal act is committed by an illegal suspect; (four) the time, place, means and consequences of the illegal act; (five) whether the suspect can not be given a heavier, lighter or mitigated punishment; (6) Other facts related to this case.

Article 54 Anyone who knows the circumstances of a case has the obligation to testify.

Article 56 The facts of the case to be ascertained include: (1) the identity of the criminal suspect; (two) whether there is a criminal act of filing a case for investigation; (3) Whether the criminal act put on file for investigation is committed by a criminal suspect; (4) The motive and purpose of the criminal suspect in committing a criminal act; (five) the time, place, means and consequences of the crime; (six) the responsibility of the criminal suspect and the relationship with other co-defendants; (seven) the criminal suspect has circumstances that cannot be given a heavier, lighter, mitigated or exempted punishment; (8) Other facts related to the case.

Article 189 Before an investigation, the identities of witnesses and victims and the relationship among witnesses, criminal suspects and victims should be known. When inquiring, the witness and the victim shall be informed of the legal responsibility that they must truthfully provide evidence and testimony and intentionally commit perjury or conceal criminal evidence.