1. What is the process of the defendant not hiring a lawyer?
Prosecution, proof, trial, judgment and execution.
1. Prosecution: Prosecution is to submit a complaint and basic evidential materials to the court filing chamber for the court to accept. The court will examine your materials. If it thinks that the submitted materials meet the statutory conditions for filing a case, it will accept your materials and send you a notice of accepting the case. You take this notice to pay the lawyer's fee. After paying the fee, the case will be formally accepted. You can go to the next step.
2. Proof: It is to submit evidence materials to the court within a certain period of time. After the court accepts the case again, it will send you a notice of proof, which will specify the time limit for proof. All evidential materials must be submitted to the court within this time limit. Beyond this time limit, the court will not accept it. Wait until all the evidence is submitted, and then wait for the trial.
3. Opening the court: The court will issue you a summons for opening the court, which will indicate the date, time and court. Don't be late for the trial, because if you meet a bad-tempered judge, he may not even let you in if you are late.
4. Judgment: The court's judgment is basically in three forms, supporting all the plaintiff's claims; Support part of the plaintiff's claims; Reject the plaintiff's claim. After the judgment is obtained, it takes 15 days for civil proceedings and 10 days for criminal proceedings to decide whether to appeal to a higher court.
5. Execution: If the court decides that you win the case, the other party is unwilling to take the initiative to fulfill the obligations determined by the judgment. Then you can submit an application for enforcement to the court with the judgment and ask the court to enforce it. If the other party voluntarily performs the obligations in the judgment, then the case is over.
2. Did you get the verdict 15 days after the trial?
Not necessarily.
1. After the court session 15 days, the judgment may not be obtained. Because there is no specific time limit from trial to judgment in law, the whole trial process has a clear time limit. The people's court shall conclude a case by applying summary procedure within three months from the date of filing the case. A case tried by the people's court through ordinary procedures shall be concluded within six months from the date of filing the case. Time limit for hearing civil cases:
2. According to Article 149 of the Civil Procedure Law, "a case tried by the people's court through ordinary procedures shall be concluded within six months from the date of filing the case. If there are special circumstances that need to be extended, it can be extended for six months with the approval of the president of our hospital; If it needs to be extended, it shall be reported to the higher people's court for approval. "
3. According to Article 161 of the Civil Procedure Law, "a case tried by a people's court by summary procedure shall be concluded within three months from the date of filing the case." Time limit for hearing criminal cases: According to Article 202 of the Criminal Procedure Law, "When hearing a case of public prosecution, the people's court shall pronounce a judgment within two months after accepting it, but not more than three months at the latest. For a case that may be sentenced to death or an incidental civil lawsuit, if one of the circumstances stipulated in Article 156 of this Law occurs, it may be extended for three months with the approval of the people's court at the next higher level; Due to special circumstances need to be extended, it shall be submitted to the Supreme People's Court for approval.
15 after the trial, the judgment may not be obtained, and the court only has a clear time limit for the trial process, such as the summary procedure for hearing cases. It needs to be finished in three months. If it is an ordinary procedure, it needs to be concluded within six months, and it can be extended under special circumstances.