In the second trial of criminal cases, if I don't hire a lawyer, will the court appoint a lawyer to represent me? Will the second trial be held? Do you still want to interrogate the prisoner?

1. You mean you don't hire a lawyer yourself, right? According to your situation, the court will generally not appoint a lawyer for you, because the law stipulates that the situation of appointing a lawyer for you is:

1 & gt; The defendant may be sentenced to death; 2> If the defendant is a deaf-mute or minor and has not entrusted a defender, the people's court shall appoint a defender for him.

2. The court of second instance shall generally hold a hearing. According to the law, the people's court of second instance shall form a collegial panel to hear an appeal case. After reading the papers, interrogating the defendant and listening to the opinions of other parties, defenders and agents ad litem, the collegial panel may not hold a hearing if the facts are clear. So the case you asked may not be tried.

However, the people's court of second instance should hold a hearing on the case protested by the people's procuratorate, and the case I submitted to you should not be a protest case.

I regret to tell you that even if the facts are clear and there is no trial, the prisoner will usually be arraigned. At this time, if the prisoner is not arraigned, the facts will be unclear, right?