However, it should not be so simple in actual operation, at least you should say hello to the procuratorate. Moreover, in general public prosecution cases, the evidence that the procuratorate has worked so hard to get should not be given to you so simply, and maybe it will be left behind.
Question 2: Do I have to read the paper according to the regulations of the procuratorate when I go to the procuratorate? According to the legal point of view and judicial basis:
1, you must bring the lawyer's practice certificate, the certificate of law firm, the power of attorney and the official letter of legal aid. It is suggested to make an appointment with the procuratorate in advance to ask about the matters that need special attention in marking.
2. Supplement: According to the regulations, lawyers can enjoy the right to consult, extract and copy the case files and other related materials from the date when the procuratorial organ examines and files the case.
Question 3: What does the lawyer mean by marking papers? Entrusted by the parties, lawyers act as agents or defenders in civil and criminal cases and make copies of files to procuratorates or courts.
Question 4: Lawyers have the right to consult, extract and copy the litigation documents, technical appraisal materials or criminal facts alleged in this case without permission. You should bring a lawyer's practice license, a certificate of law firm and a power of attorney or a letter of legal aid. However, it should not be so simple in actual operation, at least you should say hello to the procuratorate. Moreover, in general public prosecution cases, the evidence that the procuratorate has worked so hard to get should not be given to you so simply, and maybe it will be left behind. I still don't understand. I'm sorry.
Question 5: Is it troublesome for lawyers to go to the procuratorate to read papers? What is the function of reading papers? Generally, lawyers in criminal cases go to the procuratorate to read the papers with power of attorney and letter of introduction from the law firm. Reading the papers can help you understand the charges and the evidence collected by the public security organs. So as to judge from which angles the suspect can be defended and what evidence can be collected to prove the suspect's innocence or guilt.
Question 6: The court of second instance has regulations on what marking means. Generally, the supplementary materials for the second trial are three months.
Question 7: The lawyer went to the procuratorate to read the documents. Does this mean that there will be a court session? No, we have to wait for the procuratorate to file a public prosecution with the court.
Question 8: What's the difference between criminal defense lawyers reading papers in the procuratorate and reading papers in the court? Criminal defense lawyers may consult, extract and copy the case files from the date when the people's procuratorate examines and prosecutes the case. In other words, after the case goes to the procuratorate, the lawyer can consult and copy all the "case-related materials". Such a provision will help lawyers understand the evidence system on which the accusation is based as soon as possible and have enough time to deal with it.
Question 9: When can lawyers go to the procuratorate to read the papers? Hello, Article 38 of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates the right of defense lawyers to read papers. "From the date when the people's procuratorate examines and prosecutes the case, the defense lawyer may consult, extract and copy the case files. Other defenders may also consult, extract and copy the above materials with the permission of the people's court or the people's procuratorate. " In other words, as a defense lawyer, he has the right to read the files since the investigation organ transferred the files to the procuratorate, and the procuratorate conducted a review and prosecution.
Question 10: When the case arrives at the procuratorate, can the lawyer read the newspaper? If a criminal case has reached the procuratorate, the criminal suspect or his close relatives may entrust a lawyer to provide defense. After accepting the entrustment, the defense lawyer may go to the procuratorate to consult the file with the power of attorney and the official letter from the law firm.