Unlicensed driving detained?

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Not necessarily, it depends on the specific case, first it depends on whether it is administrative detention or criminal detention; In case of administrative detention, the maximum length is 15 days; If it is a criminal detention, the maximum detention period is 37 days, after which there must be a result, either arrest or release. If the arrest continues to be held for investigation, the case will generally be transferred for trial in about six months, and the case handling unit will be asked for specific information. It is suggested to entrust a lawyer to meet as soon as possible, apply for a guarantor pending trial on behalf of the client, keep abreast of the progress of the case, and work out a litigation plan beneficial to the client; According to Article 96 of the Criminal Procedure Law, only lawyers can meet criminal suspects before a judgment. Family members may consider entrusting lawyers to meet with suspects to carefully understand the specific process of the whole case and their confessions to the public security organs. After the meeting, the lawyer shall make a judgment on the circumstances of the crime and provide legal assistance and apply for bail in a timely manner; If the case is transferred to the procuratorate, the defense lawyer can go to the procuratorate and review the papers, obtain the confession, documentary evidence, material evidence and other relevant evidence of the suspect and other accomplices accused by the investigation organ, make in-depth research, draw up a defense plan, and determine to defend the defendant with innocence, minor crime, mitigation, exemption from punishment or probation at the opening of the court session, To safeguard the maximum rights and interests of the defendant, and strive for the best judgment result, there is no dead rule for the specific length of sentence (It is impossible to ask a lawyer to reverse black and white, but it must affect the sentencing and follow up the whole case clearly)