2. During the trial, when the defense lawyer provides evidence that the defendant is innocent or has a minor crime, he believes that the evidence materials collected by the investigative agency and the People’s Procuratorate to prove that the defendant is innocent or has a minor crime need to be presented immediately. If presented in court, you may apply to the People's Court to obtain evidence materials from the People's Procuratorate, and you may go to the People's Court to review, excerpt, and copy the evidence materials.
(1) During the court investigation, if the collegial panel has doubts about the evidence, it may adjourn the hearing and investigate and verify the evidence. When the People's Court investigates and verifies evidence, it may conduct inquest, inspection, seizure, appraisal, inquiry, and freezing. When necessary, the prosecutor and defender may be notified to be present.
(2) The People's Court may request the Procuratorate for evidence materials that require investigation and verification; the People's Court may also request from the Procuratorate, upon the application of the defender or defendant, information about the defendant collected during investigation, review and prosecution. Evidence of innocence or minor crime. The procuratorate shall transfer the evidence materials within three days after receiving the decision from the people's court.
(3) After the evidence presented in court, witness statements read out, identification conclusions and inspection records have been presented and read out, the originals shall be transferred to the court. If it is indeed impossible to hand over the evidence in court, the party who presented and read out the evidence should require the party to hand over the evidence within three days after the adjournment of the hearing.