Format standards for judgments of people’s courts:
1. Technical specifications:
(1) Document font. Technical specifications:
(1) Document font. The court name should use No. 2 Song font; the document name should use No. 1 large standard Song font; the case number and signature should use No. 3 imitation Song font. Foreign documents should be marked with "Chinese People's Government and Country" in front of the name of the court, and the Chinese characters in No. 2 small regular script should be used, arranged on one or two lines with the name of the court, depending on the situation.
(2) Punctuation marks. Always use the "Usage of Punctuation Marks" revised and issued by the National Language Working Committee in March 1990;
(3) It requires document formatting standards, that is, each page of the document should be 23-24 lines, each line 28-30 words, the page margin should be larger than the ground angle, the left space should be larger than the right space, and the page number should be marked in the center or to the right of the footer.
Extended information:
Classification of judgments:
Civil judgments: civil judgments in the first instance procedure, judgments in the second instance procedure and civil judgments in the trial supervision procedure, how to write them Good civil judgment is one of the important knowledge in legal writing, and civil judgment is also a commonly used writing method in the legal field.
First-instance judgment
First-instance civil judgment is also called the first-instance civil judgment. It is the first-instance civil judgment that the people's court exercises judicial power on behalf of the country to deal with civil cases and economic disputes in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law. After the first instance ordinary procedure or summary procedure, a legally binding written document is made to resolve the substantive issues of the case in accordance with the provisions of national civil laws and regulations or economic laws and regulations.
Second-instance judgment
The second-instance civil judgment procedure, also known as the second-instance civil judgment, refers to the civil judgment made by the people's court at or above the intermediate level where the parties appeal against the civil judgment of the first-instance court or economic disputes. The case shall be heard in accordance with the second-instance procedure stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law, and a written decision shall be made to maintain or modify the first-instance civil judgment in accordance with the law. Ruling.
Retrial Judgments
Civil judgments in trial supervision procedures, also known as retrial civil judgments, refer to civil judgments and judgments made by the people's court against the lower people's court or the superior people's court that have taken legal effect. If an error is found in the mediation letter, a retrial will be made in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law based on the re-application of the parties who meet the statutory conditions, or based on the protest of the People's Procuratorate. After a retrial in accordance with the trial supervision procedures stipulated in the Civil Procedure Law, a written ruling shall be made to reaffirm the litigation rights and obligations between the parties.
Special procedures for civil judgments refer to the people's courts, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 15 of the Civil Procedure Law, when hearing special types of cases, to determine the existence of a certain legal fact or the actual status of a certain right in accordance with the law. Make a confirmed written determination.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Judgment