After the people's court decides to hold a hearing, what should the people's court do to benefit the criminal case?

Pre-trial preparation (criminal proceedings) After the people's court decides to hold a hearing, it shall do the following work well: (1) Determine the members of the collegial panel; (2) A copy of the indictment of the people's procuratorate shall be served on the defendant at least ten days before the court session. If the defendant fails to entrust a defender, he shall be informed that he can entrust a defender, and if necessary, he may appoint a lawyer who undertakes the obligation of legal aid to defend him; (3) Notify the people's procuratorate of the time and place of the court session three days before the court session; (4) Summon the parties and notify the defenders, agents ad litem, witnesses, expert witnesses and translators, and the summons and notice shall be delivered at least three days before the court session; (5) For a case to be tried in public, the cause of action, the name of the defendant, the time and place of the court session shall be announced in advance three days before the court session. The above activities shall be recorded in the record and signed by the judges and the clerk. "the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Implementation of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)" Article 119 The people's court shall do the following work for cases that have decided to be heard in court: (1) For cases that are tried by ordinary procedures, the president or the president shall designate the presiding judge and determine the members of the collegial panel; Cases that are tried by summary procedure should be tried by a single judge appointed by the president; (2) A copy of the indictment of the people's procuratorate shall be served on the parties ten days before the court session at the latest; (3) For the defendant who has not entrusted a defender, inform him that he can entrust a defender; For those who meet the provisions of the second and third paragraphs of Article 34 of the Criminal Procedure Law, lawyers who undertake the obligation of legal aid shall be appointed to defend them; For those who conform to the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 34 of the Criminal Procedure Law and Article 37 of this Interpretation, lawyers who undertake legal aid obligations shall generally be appointed to defend them; (4) Notify the defendant and defender to provide the identity and address of testifying in court five days before the court session, the list of witnesses and experts clearly defined by the Communication Office, the list of witnesses and experts who do not testify in court, and the copies and photos of the evidence read and produced in court; (5) Notify the people's procuratorate of the time and place of the court session three days before the court session; (6) Summons and notices for summoning parties and informing defenders, legal representatives, witnesses, expert witnesses, producers and translators of inspection records shall be delivered at least three days before the court session; (7) For a case to be tried in public, the cause of action, the name of the defendant, the time and place of the court session shall be announced in advance three days before the court session. When the people's court notifies the witness or defender provided by the public prosecution agency, if the witness refuses to testify in court or fails to notify the witness according to the provided mailing address of the witness, it shall promptly inform the public prosecution agency or defender who applied for notifying the witness. The above-mentioned work shall be recorded and signed by the judges and clerks. Article 120 Before the trial, the collegial panel may draw up a trial outline, which generally includes the following contents: (1) the specific division of labor among the members of the collegial panel in the trial; (two) the main points of the criminal facts and the nature of the case; (three) the main points of the case that need to be understood when interrogating the defendant; (4) A list of witnesses, expert witnesses and producers of inspection records that both the prosecution and the defense intend to testify in court; (5) A list of written witness testimony, physical evidence and other evidence read and produced by both the prosecution and the defense in court; (six) the possible problems in the trial and the measures to be taken.