The retrial in the first instance is related to 1, which is unnecessary, because the original attorney has already completed the agency task when the original judgment is decided in the first instance

The retrial in the first instance is related to 1, which is unnecessary, because the original attorney has already completed the agency task when the original judgment is decided in the first instance. For cases remanded for retrial, if lawyers are needed, they can only hire another lawyer. 2, for the court review records, the parties are not allowed to read, including attorneys. 3. In the second instance, all the files of the first instance shall be sent to the court of second instance. However, the case file of the second instance will not be transferred to the court of first instance, and of course it will not be seen. As for the appeal, the defense, the agent's statement, and the evidence materials provided by yourself, you should have it, and you don't have to have a second trial. You can't ask the other party to provide evidence. But for the evidence, the other party has to make two copies, one for you.