What does the closing book mean?

Closing statement refers to the legal document signed by the judge, the clerk, the attorney and the representative of the party who presided over the case after the case was closed. The main contents of the closing book include why the case was closed and the result of the closing, especially when the case is a major case, the closing book is of great significance.

Closing statement is an important part of judicial practice and has legal effect. In criminal cases, the closing statement is a formal judgment on the defendant's behavior and the punishment he accepted according to the results of investigation, on-site inspection, evidence collection and inspection and appraisal. In civil cases, the closing statement is to make a fair and reasonable judgment on the disputes between the two parties and provide legal protection for the parties.

In the course of litigation, the drafting of closing arguments needs to be reviewed and revised many times, in order to ensure the legality and rationality of legal procedures. Closing arguments can provide a fair and just judgment for the parties to the case, and also serve as a warning to the society and a standard for judges and lawyers.