You can't hear a case without appearing in court. All cases must be in court. The defendant who has the obligation to support, support and support must appear in court. Legal representatives of minors who harm the collective interests of the state must appear in court. Divorced parties should appear in court in principle, and they can submit written opinions if they do not appear in court. The legal representative of a minor shall appear in court in principle. If he doesn't appear in court to find out the facts, he can make a direct judgment. When a civil case appears in court, it can generally be accompanied by two people. You must go through the agency formalities. One is a lawyer and the other is a relative. Or all lawyers, or all relatives and friends. The plaintiff in the criminal case and the people's procuratorate will defend the plaintiff. If you have to accompany him, you can also find a lawyer and relatives to represent you. The defendant in a criminal case needs a lawyer to defend him, only a lawyer. When minors file a lawsuit, they must have a legal representative to appear in court, and then they can find a lawyer, relatives and friends to represent them in court. If other people want to participate in the public hearing of the case, they can apply to attend, and the court will generally allow it.
legal ground
The defendant who must appear in court as stipulated in Article 174 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on the Application of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) refers to the defendant who has the obligation to support, support and support and cannot find out the case without appearing in court. The people's court may summon a plaintiff who must appear in court to find out the basic facts of the case and refuses to appear in court without justifiable reasons after two summonses.