Legal analysis: Public prosecution cases are different from private prosecution cases. The Criminal Procedure Law clearly stipulates that any unit or individual has the right and obligation to report to the public security organ, the people's procuratorate or the people's court when he finds a criminal fact or suspect. Even if the two parties in a public prosecution case have privately settled, the procuratorate can still file a public prosecution, and the court can still try and punish it. Moreover, "settlement" is an illegal way, which is not protected by law and has no legal effect.

Legal basis: Article 288 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

In the following public prosecution cases, if the criminal suspect and the defendant sincerely repent and get the victim's understanding by means of compensation for losses or apology, and the victim voluntarily reconciles, both parties can reconcile:

(1) If it is caused by a civil dispute, it is suspected that it is in Chapter IV and V of the Specific Provisions of Criminal Law.

(2) Cases of negligent crimes that may be sentenced to imprisonment of not more than seven years, except dereliction of duty. If a criminal suspect or defendant has intentionally committed a crime within five years, the procedures specified in this chapter shall not apply.

article 289 if both parties reach a settlement, the public security organ, the people's procuratorate and the people's court shall listen to the opinions of the parties and other relevant personnel, examine the voluntariness and legality of the settlement, and preside over the preparation of a settlement agreement.

article 29 the public security organ may make suggestions to the people's procuratorate for leniency in cases where a settlement agreement has been reached. The people's procuratorate may put forward suggestions for lenient punishment to the people's court; If the circumstances of the crime are minor and there is no need to be sentenced to punishment, a decision not to prosecute may be made. The people's court may punish the defendant leniently according to law.