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First of all, citizens’ criminal record information involves citizens’ privacy, and judicial organs must keep it confidential, let alone upload it to the Internet. If the person concerned really has the right to know, he or she can go to the public security organ to inquire. But the premise is the "right to know", otherwise the public security organs must keep it secret. According to Article 62 (Professional Discipline) of the "People's Police Law":

People's police shall not commit the following disciplinary and illegal acts:

(3) Leaking state secrets and police work Secrets, trade secrets and personal privacy;

(13) Other violations of disciplines and laws.

Secondly, if the parties want to know the judgment results, they can directly log on to the China Judgment Documents Network for inquiries. According to Article 3 of the "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Publication of Judgment Documents by People's Courts on the Internet", the People's Court The following judgment documents issued shall be published on the Internet:

(1) Criminal, civil, and administrative judgments;

(2) Criminal, civil, administrative, and execution rulings;

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(3) Payment order;

(4) Notice of rejection of criminal, civil, administrative and enforcement appeals;

(5) State compensation decision;

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(6) Compulsory medical treatment decision or rejection of compulsory medical treatment application;

(7) Decision on execution and change of punishment;

(8) Obstruction of litigation and execution Decisions on detention and fines, decisions on early release from detention, and review decisions on applications for review of detention, fines and other punishment decisions;

(9) Administrative mediation and civil public interest litigation mediation;

( 10) Other decisions to suspend or terminate litigation procedures, or decisions that have a significant impact on the substantive rights and interests of the parties, or decisions that have a significant impact on the procedural rights and interests of the parties, or decisions that have a significant impact on the judgment documents.

Article 7 stipulates that a legally binding ruling shall be published on the Internet within seven working days from the date of entry into force. Protests and appeals filed in accordance with the law against first-instance judgments and rulings shall be published online within seven working days after the second-instance ruling takes effect.