In criminal proceedings, it is usually necessary to know the identity card information of the defendant for investigation and handling. According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, the defendant's identity card information belongs to personal privacy and can only be retrieved under certain circumstances. Based on the needs of public safety and social order, public security organs, courts, procuratorates and other departments can obtain the identity card information of the defendant according to law. Under normal circumstances, it is necessary for the parties or agents to apply for and obtain identity confirmation and retrieval procedures before they can operate. The specific operating procedures and processes vary with different regions and types of cases, and the parties or agents need to consult the relevant departments or lawyers for professional advice. In addition, the parties or agents may also apply to the local public security organ to inquire about the defendant's identity card information, but they need to provide specific legal reasons and comply with relevant procedures and regulations.
What impact will the disclosure of the defendant's ID card have on the defendant? The defendant's identity card information belongs to personal privacy, and the disclosure will bring adverse consequences and influences to the defendant, such as identity theft and fraud. Therefore, relevant departments and individuals need to abide by relevant legal procedures and regulations when collecting or inquiring ID card information to ensure information security and protect the legitimate rights and interests of defendants.
Obtaining the defendant's identity card information is an extremely serious task, which requires compliance with relevant legal procedures and regulations, ensuring information security and respecting the defendant's personal privacy and rights. When a party or agent needs to obtain ID card information, he should consult a professional and provide legal reasons and evidence to ensure legality and validity.
Legal basis:
Article 17 (1) of "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Evidence in Civil Proceedings" applies for investigation and collection of evidence, which belongs to archival materials kept by relevant state departments and needs to be transferred by the people's court ex officio; (two) materials involving state secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy; (3) Other materials that the parties and their agents ad litem cannot collect by themselves due to objective reasons.