Generally speaking, the victim can't see the record made for the illegal suspect. The victim's representative, the prosecutor, can see it. The agent of a party refers to the person who represents the party in the lawsuit, and the consequences of his actions shall be borne by the party. In China's criminal proceedings, the agent refers to the agent of the criminal suspect, because the prosecutor carries out public prosecution on behalf of the state. Although he is also the victim's agent in a sense, we generally do not emphasize the latter.
Prosecutors can access files including transcripts when they are transferred to the procuratorate, and lawyers of criminal suspects can also access files with the approval of relevant organs, namely public security organs and procuratorial organs. Including transcripts. Agents can read the transcripts related to the case, but general public security organs or procuratorates will prevent them from reading or from reading too much. The required documents are mainly lawyer's card, client's power of attorney and so on. The procedure is to find the person in charge of the organ where the case file is located, usually the case undertaker, and then you can consult the case file with his permission.
However, documents cannot be copied and photographed without permission. To do this, you must get the approval of the relevant personnel. The defendant bears the burden of proof for the administrative act and shall provide the evidence and normative documents on which the administrative act is based. If the defendant fails to provide evidence or fails to provide evidence within the time limit without justifiable reasons, it shall be deemed that there is no corresponding evidence. However, if the sued administrative act involves the legitimate rights and interests of a third party, unless the third party provides evidence. In the course of litigation, the defendant and his agent ad litem shall not collect evidence from the plaintiff, the third party or the witness on their own.
Article 36 of the Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China * * * If the defendant has collected evidence when making an administrative act, but can't provide it due to force majeure and other legitimate reasons, with the permission of the people's court, he may postpone the provision. If the plaintiff or a third party puts forward reasons or evidence that he did not put forward in the administrative handling procedure, the defendant may supplement the evidence with the permission of the people's court.