Will I be sent to the detention center immediately after the trial?

How long the trial will take immediately before being sent to the detention center depends on the outcome of the judgment, as follows:

1. If the sentence is fixed-term imprisonment and the person is released after serving the sentence, he will be transferred to the detention center; if he is released after serving the sentence, he will be sent to prison;

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2. If the judgment is criminal detention, after the judgment is issued, it will be sent directly to the detention center for execution. The maximum term of criminal detention is 6 months;

3. If the judgment is for surveillance, after the judgment is issued, it will be sent directly to the detention center for execution. . The control period is between 3 months and 2 years.

The court hearing information is as follows:

1. Court opening announcement: Before the trial, the court will issue a court opening announcement to notify the parties and litigants to come to court. The announcement will generally be posted at the court entrance, website or In newspapers;

2. Court time and place: The court will specify the court time and place in the court announcement, and the parties and litigation participants need to appear in court at the designated time and place;

3. Trial procedures: Trial procedures include appearing in court, holding court sessions, presenting evidence, cross-examining evidence, debate, identification, and closing the case.

4. Court trial records: The court will record the trial process, including statements, cross-examinations, debates, comments, etc. by the parties and litigation participants. The recorded content should be true, accurate, and complete;

5. Trial results: After the trial, the court will make a judgment or ruling based on the trial records and relevant evidence as the final result of the case;

6. Trial participants: Trial participants include the plaintiff, Defendants, lawyers, witnesses, evaluators, translators, etc.

7. Trial characteristics: The trial is open, fair, independent, professional and serious.

In summary, a court hearing means that the judge summons the parties and litigation participants to the court in accordance with the provisions of the litigation procedures, and listens to the statements, cross-examinations, debates and appraisals of both parties in the court to determine the facts and facts of the case. evidence and finally make a judgment or ruling.

Legal basis:

Article 187 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

After the people's court decides to hold a trial, it shall determine the size of the collegial panel members, and serve a copy of the People's Procuratorate's indictment to the defendant and his defender at least ten days before the hearing.

Before the trial, the judge can convene the prosecutor, parties, defenders, and litigation agents to learn about issues related to the trial such as recusal, the list of witnesses appearing in court, the exclusion of illegal evidence, and listen to their opinions.

After the People's Court determines the date of the hearing, it shall notify the People's Procuratorate of the time and place of the hearing, summon the parties, and notify the defender, agent ad litem, witnesses, appraisers and translators. Summons and notices should be served at least three days before the court date. For cases that are to be heard in public, the cause of the case, the name of the defendant, the time and location of the hearing shall be announced in advance three days before the hearing.

The above-mentioned activities shall be recorded in the transcript and signed by the trial personnel and the clerk.