Legal basis:
Article 270 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that the legal representatives of juvenile criminal suspects and defendants shall be notified to be present when interrogating and trying juvenile criminal cases. If it is impossible to notify, the legal representative cannot be present, or the legal representative commits a crime of * * *, other adult relatives of the juvenile suspect or defendant, and representatives of the school, unit, grass-roots organization or minor protection organization in the place of residence can also be notified to be present, and relevant information can be recorded. The legal representative present may exercise the litigation rights of juvenile criminal suspects and defendants on his behalf.
If the legal representative or other persons present believe that the case-handling personnel have infringed upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors during interrogation and trial, they may make comments. The interrogation record and the court record shall be handed over to the legal representative or other persons present for reading or reading.
When interrogating female juvenile criminal suspects, there should be female staff present.
In the trial of juvenile criminal cases, after the juvenile defendant makes his final statement, his legal representative may make supplementary statements.
The provisions of paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 shall apply to the questioning of juvenile victims and witnesses.