Legal Analysis
After a legal judgment is issued, it cannot be revoked except through legal procedures. If it is revoked, it must go to trial before it can be revoked. For example, after the parties appealed, the case was canceled by the higher court; after the case came into effect, the court ruled and the case was canceled after retrial. How long it takes for the court to issue a criminal judgment depends on the progress of the case, because criminal cases go through five procedures: filing, investigation, prosecution, trial, and execution, and are a bit more complicated than civil cases. Under normal circumstances, it takes about seven or eight months from the time the public security organ files a case for investigation to the court's decision. Judgments refer to documents written by the court based on judgments, including civil judgments, criminal judgments, administrative judgments and criminal and civil judgments. The production of judgments should be standardized, innovative, open, legal and accurate in form. Standardization: In order to improve the quality of litigation documents, the Supreme Court has formulated normative, standard and practical document styles for various types of judicial decisions. Therefore, the procedures for writing various judgments must comply with the Supreme Court’s requirements for making judgments. In short, judicial decisions must comply with technical and printing specifications. In terms of innovation, there are many differences between various cases and specific cases of the same type. Therefore, judgments should not stick to the conventional format, but should constantly innovate on the basis of norms. Open and public trials are constitutional principles. Judicial judgments, as the ultimate carrier of trial activities, should of course embody the principle of open trials. Legality, judicial judgment is a professional document with strong legality written by a judge. It is a legal document made by the court in accordance with legal authority and legal procedures. Accurate, accurate is the language for judicial decisions.
Legal Basis
Article 208 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China" When a people's court hears a public prosecution case, it shall pronounce a verdict within two months after accepting it, and no later than Three months. For cases in which the death penalty may be imposed or incidental civil litigation cases, where one of the circumstances stipulated in Article 158 of this Law occurs, an extension of three months may be granted with the approval of the people's court at the next higher level; if an extension is required due to special circumstances, the extension may be extended for three months. It should be submitted to the Supreme People's Court for approval. If the people's court changes its jurisdiction, the calculation shall start from the date when the changed people's court receives the case. After the People's Procuratorate completes the supplementary investigation and transfers the case to the People's Court, the People's Court shall recalculate the trial period.