1. Article 196 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates:
The pronouncement of judgments shall be made in public.
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 regular basis, it shall be delivered to the parties and the People's Procuratorate that initiated the public prosecution immediately after the verdict is announced. The judgment shall be served on the defendant and the litigation agent at the same time.
2. Article 148 of the "Civil Procedure Law" stipulates:
For cases that are tried in public or not in public, the People's Court shall all pronounce judgments in public.
If the judgment is pronounced in court, it shall be served within ten days; if the judgment is pronounced on a scheduled basis, it shall be served immediately after the judgment is pronounced.
When the verdict is announced, the parties must be informed of their right to appeal, the deadline for appeal, and the court of appeal.
When a divorce judgment is announced, the parties must be informed that they may not marry anyone else before the judgment takes effect.
3. Article 80 of the "Administrative Litigation Law" stipulates:
The People's Court shall publicly pronounce judgments on both public and private trials.
If the judgment is pronounced in court, it shall be served within ten days; if the judgment is pronounced on a scheduled basis, it shall be served immediately after the judgment is pronounced.
After the verdict is announced, the parties shall be informed of their right to appeal, the time limit for appeal, and the people's court to which they appeal.