I. Access to case information
Before contacting the judge, make sure that you have mastered the detailed information of the case, including the case number, case type and the name of the responsible judge. This information is crucial to accurately find the judge in charge of this case.
Second, through the court official website.
When you log in to official website, you can usually find the contact information of the court on the website, including telephone number and address. Some court websites also provide a case inquiry function. You can inquire the details of the case and the contact information of the judge by entering the case number or the name of the party.
Third, call the court telephone hotline.
If you can't find the required information through the website, you can call the telephone hotline of the court for consultation. During the call, provide detailed information about the case so that the staff can help you find the contact information of the responsible judge.
Fourth, go to court in person.
If conditions permit, you can go to the court for consultation in person. In court, you can ask the staff about the progress of the case and find out the office location and contact information of the judge in charge.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) matters needing attention
When contacting the judge, please pay attention to courtesy and respect, and express your demands and questions concisely and clearly. At the same time, understand the working hours and regulations of the court and avoid disturbing the judges at inappropriate times.
To sum up:
To contact their own cases, judges need to obtain case information, and make inquiries and contacts through the court official website, telephone hotline or in person. In the process of communication, pay attention to courtesy and respect, and abide by the relevant provisions of the court.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Procedure Law
Article 138 stipulates:
The people's court shall handle the accepted cases according to different situations:
(a) if the parties are not in dispute and meet the requirements of the supervision procedure, they may be transferred to the supervision procedure;
(2) If mediation can be conducted before the court session, it shall be settled through mediation in time;
(three) according to the circumstances of the case, determine whether to apply summary procedure or ordinary procedure;
(4) If a court session is needed, the focus of the dispute should be clarified by asking the parties to exchange evidence.
Organic Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) People's Court
Article 43 provides that:
The collegial panel shall follow the principle that the minority is subordinate to the majority when deliberating cases. The review shall be recorded and signed by the members of the collegial panel. Different opinions in the appraisal must be truthfully recorded in the record.