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Infringing Citizens' Personal Information

侵犯公民个人信息罪 | Provision: Article 253-1 of the PRC Criminal Law(《刑法》第253条之一) | Category: Other offences | Key factor: amount involved

Note: Figures are reference values derived from the statute, current judicial interpretations and provincial guidelines; they are not yet back-tested against local judgments.

Sentencing tiers

TierStarting rangeStatutory maximum
Serious circumstances3 months – 1 yearUp to 3 years of imprisonment
Tier 23 years – 4 yearsUp to 7 years of imprisonment

Factors that move the sentence

FAQ

What sentence can I expect for Infringing Citizens' Personal Information?

Find the applicable tier first, then the position of the amount or harm within that tier, then apply mitigating and aggravating factors. The table above shows starting ranges and statutory maxima.

What is the threshold for prosecution?

Thresholds come from Article 253-1 of the PRC Criminal Law and current judicial interpretations; provinces set higher monetary thresholds than the national floor in many cases.

Is a suspended sentence possible?

A suspended sentence may be granted where the term is three years or less (or criminal detention) and the statutory conditions are met. Recidivists and ringleaders of criminal groups are excluded. The court decides.

Unofficial translation — the Chinese original prevails. General legal information only; not legal advice on any specific case and no outcome is promised.
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