Who is generally required to attend the hearing?

Hearings generally require the following people to participate:

1. Parties: refers to parties who have a direct interest in the case, including plaintiffs, defendants, etc.

2. Witness: refers to a person who can provide evidence, facts and circumstances related to the case;

3. Lawyer: refers to a person in the legal profession who represents the client at the hearing;

4. Observers: refers to people who participate in the hearing and observe, supervise and evaluate the hearing process;

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6. Hearing host: responsible for presiding over the hearing procedures to ensure that the hearing is fair, open, and legal;

7. Recorder: the person responsible for recording the entire process and results of the hearing.

The procedures for participating in the hearing are as follows:

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2. Receive the notice: After receiving the hearing notice, please be sure to read the notice carefully to understand the details of the hearing. Time, location, hearing subject and participants and other relevant information;

2. Preparation materials: Prepare the required evidence materials, opinions or suggestions, etc., so as to be presented at the hearing;

< p>3. Arrive on time:

4. Submit evidence or statements: answer questions: the hearing officer or other hearing participants may ask questions, and you need to answer the questions and state your views;

6. End the hearing: After the hearing is over, you can submit more evidence or comments and wait for the hearing officer to make a decision or recommendation.

In short, different hearings may have different processes and procedures, so before attending a hearing, it is best to understand the relevant regulations and requirements and be fully prepared. At the same time, you should maintain a polite and cooperative attitude during the hearing and respect the rights and opinions of other participants.

Legal basis:

Article 64 of the "Administrative Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China"

The hearing shall be organized according to the following procedures:

(1) If a party requests a hearing, it shall be submitted within five days after being notified by the administrative agency;

(2) The administrative agency shall notify the parties and relevant parties of the time and place of the hearing seven days before the hearing. personnel. The time and place of the hearing;

(3) Except when it involves state secrets, business secrets or personal privacy that must be kept confidential in accordance with the law, the hearing shall be held in public;

(4) The hearing shall be conducted by case investigation The administrative agency designated by the person shall preside over the hearing; if the parties believe that the hearing host has a direct interest in the case, they have the right to apply for recusal;

(5) The parties may participate in the hearing in person, or they may entrust one or several parties Attend a hearing. During the hearing, you may also entrust one or two agents;

(6) If the party or his agent refuses to participate in the hearing without justifiable reasons or withdraws from the hearing without authorization, it will be deemed to have waived the right to a hearing, and the administrative agency will terminate the hearing.