The order of proof can be witness testimony, presentation of physical evidence, transcripts of testimony of witnesses who did not appear in court, and reading of documentary evidence. But this is not a fixed order of proof, and the order of proof should be arranged according to the different characteristics of different cases. The principle of one crime with one certificate, one crime with multiple certificates and one fact with one certificate can be adopted. Legal purpose:
Article 194 of the Criminal Procedure Law, when a witness testifies, the judge should inform him of the legal responsibilities he should bear for truthfully testifying, intentionally perjury and concealing criminal evidence. With the permission of the presiding judge, prosecutors, parties, defenders and agents ad litem may put questions to witnesses and expert witnesses. If the presiding judge thinks that the content of the inquiry is irrelevant to the case, he shall stop the inquiry. Article 195 of the Criminal Procedure Law: Public prosecutors and defenders shall present material evidence to the court for identification by the parties concerned, and read out the testimony transcripts of witnesses who did not appear in court, expert opinions of appraisers, transcripts of inquests and other documents as evidence in court. The trial shall listen to the opinions of the public prosecutor, the parties, the defenders and the agents ad litem.