(1) Evidence label;
(2) Evidence name;
(3) Page number;
(4) Source of evidence;
(5) Object of proof.
It is recommended to entrust a lawyer to draft it. Public prosecution in criminal proceedings refers to litigation activities in which state agencies and citizens with the right to prosecute file lawsuits in court in accordance with the law and request the court to try the alleged crimes in order to determine the criminal liability of the defendant and impose criminal sanctions in accordance with the law.
2. Six ways of service of civil litigation
According to the provisions of the "Civil Procedure Law", the People's Court has the following six ways of service.
(1) Direct service
Direct service, also known as service, refers to the method of service in which the people's court sends someone to deliver the service document directly to the recipient for signature. . Direct delivery is the most basic delivery method. In other words, anything that can be served directly should be served directly to prevent delays in litigation and ensure the smooth progress of litigation. Generally, if the recipient is a citizen, the citizen will sign for it directly. When a citizen is away, he or she can have the certificate signed by an adult family member living with him or her. However, in a divorce case, if I am not present and there are no other adult family members but only the other party, it is not appropriate to use the method of signing for receipt by the other party because both parties have an interest; if the recipient is a legal person, his legal representative or person shall be responsible for receiving the goods. A legal person signs for receipt; if the recipient is another organization, the person responsible for receiving the organization shall sign for it; if the person signing for it has a litigation agent, he can sign for it; the recipient is the recipient designated by the people's court. , and the recipient will sign for it.
However, the mediation letter shall be delivered directly to the person concerned and shall not be served by others on his or her behalf. Because once the mediation letter is accepted, it will become legally effective; if the parties do not accept it, the mediation will be deemed to have not been established.
(2) Service with lien
Service with lien means that the recipient unreasonably refuses to accept the document and places the document at the addressee's residence in accordance with the law, which produces legal effect. Method of delivery.
(3) Entrusted service
Entrusted service refers to the civil cases that the People’s Court is responsible for hearing. If it is difficult to directly serve the litigation documents, other People’s Courts will be entrusted to do so in accordance with the law. Da. Entrusted service has the same legal effect as direct service. The people's courts responsible for hearing civil cases are called entrusted courts, and the courts that accept service tasks are called entrusted courts. The entrusted court shall issue a letter of attorney, attach relevant litigation documents and acknowledgment of service. The date on which the recipient signs the receipt is the date of delivery.
(4) Service by mail
For service by mail, the people's court will send the service document to the recipient by registered mail through the post office. Practice shows that court mail service is usually a service method in which the addressee's residence is far away from the court and it is difficult to use direct service.
(5) Service by transfer
Service by transfer means that the people's court delivers the service materials to the recipient's unit for acceptance and then transfers them to the recipient. method of delivery. There are three situations for transfer and service:
1. If the recipient is a soldier, the transfer shall be made through the political organ of the unit above the regiment where the recipient is located;
2. If the person is imprisoned, he or she will be transferred through the prison or the reform-through-labour unit where the recipient is located;
3. If the recipient is undergoing reform through labor, he or she will be transferred through the reeducation-through-labour unit. After receiving the document, the agency or unit that forwards the document must immediately deliver it to the recipient. The time when the recipient signs the receipt of delivery is the date of delivery.
(6) Delivery of announcements
Legal basis:
"Procedural Regulations of Public Security Organs in Handling Administrative Cases"
Sixty-fourth Article 1 Relevant evidentiary materials and items provided by informants, accusers, informants, transferors, and surrendered persons shall be registered in a register, a list of accepted evidence shall be issued, and properly kept. (b) Evidence should be kept securely. When necessary, photos, audio and video recordings should be taken. When the case is transferred, relevant evidence materials and items shall be transferred together.
Procedures for Public Security Organs in Handling Criminal Cases
Article 167: Relevant evidence provided by the public security organ to the transferor, informant, accuser, whistleblower or person who voluntarily surrenders Materials shall be registered, a list of materials to be accepted as evidence shall be prepared, and the list shall be signed by the transferor, whistleblower, accuser, whistleblower or person who voluntarily surrenders. If necessary, take photos or audio or video recordings and keep them properly. If it is necessary to obtain evidence from relevant units or individuals, it shall be approved by the person in charge of the case-handling department, and the public security organ shall issue a notice for obtaining evidence, clarifying the evidence that needs to be obtained and the time limit for providing evidence. The transferred person shall stamp or sign the notice. If the transferred person refuses, the public security organ shall make a note. When necessary, the public security organs should use audio recording, video recording, etc. to fix the content of the evidence and the evidence collection process.
Chinese People’s Court, National Criminal Procedure Law
Article 54: People’s courts, people’s procuratorates and public security organs have the right to collect and obtain evidence from relevant units and individuals . Relevant units and individuals should truthfully provide evidence.