The parties in criminal proceedings include two parties: the criminal suspect (defendant) and the victim (private prosecutor). They are the main participants in criminal proceedings and enjoy a wide range of litigation rights according to law. In terms of * * * the same rights, there are the following items: 1, the right to use the spoken and written language: the right to use the spoken and written language of one's own nation in litigation; 2. Right of accusation: to accuse judicial staff of illegal acts in the process of investigation, prosecution and trial; 3. Right to apply for withdrawal: apply for withdrawal of investigators, prosecutors, judges or clerks, experts and translators according to law; 4. The right to participate in the trial: to participate in the process of court investigation, court debate, questioning witnesses and cross-examination, and identifying material evidence and other evidence according to law; 5. Right of appeal: those who are dissatisfied with the effective judgment have the right to appeal to the people's court or the people's procuratorate. In addition, the victim's special rights include the human rights of entrusted agency, the right of criminal private prosecution and the right to apply for protest. The special rights of criminal suspects (defendants) include the right of defense, the right of final statement and the right of appeal in criminal cases.
Legal objectivity:
Provisions of the People's Procuratorate on Handling Criminal Cases of Minors Article 37 The People's Procuratorate shall put forward rectification opinions on criminal cases of minors that should not be tried in public according to law. When the public prosecutor appears in court to support the public prosecution, he finds that the trial has one of the following violations of legal procedures, and shall report to the procurator-general of the court in time after the adjournment, and the people's procuratorate shall put forward rectification opinions to the people's court: (1) failing to notify the legal representative of the minor defendant to appear in court when the trial is held or the verdict is pronounced; (2) The people's court has not hired or appointed translators for deaf-mutes or juvenile defendants who are not familiar with the spoken and written languages commonly used in the local area; (3) The juvenile defendant has no defender at the trial; The juvenile defendant and his legal representative refuse the defender to defend him according to law, and the collegial panel has not appointed another defense lawyer; (4) failing to inform the juvenile defendant and his legal representative of their legal rights to apply for withdrawal, defense, presentation of new evidence, application for re-appraisal or inspection, final statement, appeal, etc. ; (5) Other circumstances that violate legal procedures.