Legal documents refer to the professional documents of the legal profession.
Generally speaking, legal documents refer to the documents used by judicial administrative organs, parties and lawyers in solving litigation and non-litigation cases, including non-normative documents of judicial organs. Refers to the legal documents produced by public security organs (including state security organs), procuratorates, courts, prisons or reform-through-labour institutions, notary organs and arbitration organs in handling all kinds of litigation cases and non-litigation cases, as well as documents with legal effect or legal significance written by parties, lawyers and law firms, that is, all non-normative legal documents except normative legal documents (various laws promulgated by the national legislature).
The writing requirements of legal documents are very strict, which can be divided into content requirements and language requirements.
I. Content requirements
(1) according to the format, write all matters;
(2) The purpose is clear and the explanation is accurate;
(3) the narrative is clear and the materials are true;
4. Reasoning according to law is convincing and powerful;
(5) Explain the situation concisely and clearly;
⑥ Comprehensive performance, mainly narrative;
⑦ The style of writing varies from article to article;
The language is accurate, concise and solemn.
Second language requirements
(1) has accurate ideographic meaning and single explanation;
② The text is concise and to the point;
③ Simple and solemn style;
(4) the language is standardized and the sentences are regular;
(5) praise and blame are just right, and love and hate are clear;
6 language taboos, try to avoid.