Can family members who do not have a judgment go to the court to get it?

If there is no judgment, the family can go to the court to get it.

If you are not a defender or litigation agent, your family members cannot collect it on their own. In principle, the judgment should be made by the parties themselves, but the parties can also entrust their family members to make the judgment, and proof of entrustment is required.

Judgment refers to the document written by the court based on the judgment, including civil judgment, criminal judgment, administrative judgment and criminal and civil judgment.

According to relevant legal provisions, after a general court makes a judgment:

1. The parties or lawyers will be notified to go to the court to collect the judgment;

2. If it cannot be collected, The court will express the judgment to the parties or lawyers.

To sum up, if you are not a defender or litigation agent, your family members cannot receive it on their own. In principle, the judgment should be made by the parties themselves, but the parties can also entrust their family members to make the judgment, and proof of entrustment is required.

Legal basis:

Article 87 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

With the consent of the person to be served, the people's court may use fax, electronic Litigation documents shall be delivered by mail or other methods that can confirm receipt, except judgments, rulings, and mediation letters. If it is delivered by the method mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the date when the fax or email reaches the recipient's specific system shall be the date of delivery.

Article 92

If the whereabouts of the person to be served are unknown, or the delivery cannot be made by other means specified in this section, service shall be made by public announcement. Sixty days after the announcement, it shall be deemed to have been delivered. When the announcement is served, the reasons and process shall be recorded in the case file.

Article 196

During the court hearing, if the collegial panel has doubts about the evidence, it may adjourn the hearing and investigate and verify the evidence. When the People's Court investigates and verifies evidence, it may conduct inquest, inspection, seal-up, seizure, appraisal, inquiry, and freezing.

Article 202

The judgment shall be announced publicly. If the judgment is announced in court, it shall be delivered to the parties and the People's Procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution within five days; if the judgment is announced on a scheduled basis, it shall be delivered to the parties and the People's Procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution immediately after the announcement. The judgment must be served on the defender and litigation agent.

Article 203

The judgment shall be signed by the adjudicator and the clerk, and shall indicate the appeal period and the court of appeal.