A girl from Shenzhen was killed while traveling alone in Huashan. The murderer surrendered in a different place. Will he be given a lighter sentence for surrendering?

This is possible in theory, but considering the extremely bad nature of the case, the judge may take all factors into consideration when sentencing. After all, this kind of crime has a great impact on the victim and his family. The damage caused is immeasurable. Although there is indeed a surrender plot, it is not worthy of forgiveness compared to the cruelty of the crime. Therefore, it remains to be seen how effective the surrender plot will be in the court trial.

From a legal perspective, the surrender behavior and circumstances of the criminal suspect cannot be ignored, and they are also details that need to be paid attention to during the court hearing. After all, this will have varying degrees of impact on the final sentencing. impact, but there is a key issue that cannot be ignored. The murderer's surrender in another place was largely a helpless move under pressure. If it were not for the full efforts of the public security organs to solve the case and the high attention of the media, the surrender would not have happened. It’s unknown whether it will show up.

As a victim, he originally traveled with longing for the wonders of Mount Huashan, but he died because of the murderer's greed. Not to mention the emotional unacceptable to the victim's family, even though he had already died. The deceased victim cannot rest in peace. If the murderer does not receive the severe punishment he deserves due to the circumstances of his surrender, it may cause varying degrees of harm to the victim's family invisibly. After all, mental shock cannot be reflected in facts. .

No matter what the murderer’s original intention was for choosing to surrender, it will be reflected in his case file and will be used as a reference for sentencing during the trial of the case. However, the victim who died innocently can no longer see it. In this wonderful world, such huge disparities and contrasts may be difficult for even ordinary bystanders to accept, but we should believe that the law will make a fair judgment on this.