1. Don't speak ill of or insult the people who participate in the trial.
Speaking disrespectfully to others will be warned, fined and detained.
Two, a few days before the trial, be sure to confirm to the court whether the other party has submitted new evidence.
Although "evidence raid" is prohibited, there are still some opposing parties who did not submit defense, documents and other evidence until a few days before the trial. If the other party submits new evidence to the court shortly before the trial, and the parties are unaware of it, the parties may be caught off guard when facing the new evidence submitted by the other party during the trial.
If the parties can know the evidence submitted by the other party in time and make corresponding measures and supplementary materials in advance, they can be orderly in court and maximize the success rate of the case.
Third, prepare the outline of cross-examination, questioning and debate in advance.
Trial is a systematic work with a series of processes. In a series of processes, cross-examination, questioning and debate are the main links. The parties have no trial experience, and if the outline of cross-examination, questioning and debate is not prepared in advance, the trial effect may be extremely poor.
In addition, during the trial, the parties should pay attention to verifying the original evidence submitted by the other party. This can greatly avoid the identification of false evidence materials that may be submitted by the other party.
4. Don't be late or leave early on the day of the trial.
The consequences for the plaintiff and the appellant shall be treated as withdrawal; The consequences for the defendant and the appellee are "breach of contract".
Fifth, dress and suggest formality.
The court is a relatively serious occasion. "Suit and tie" naturally shows more respect for judges and trials than "casually wearing". In cases where the judge's discretion is relatively large, there are psychological points in dressing. On the day of the trial, you must bring your ID card and the original evidence.
Six, the parties enter the court, the court staff first need to check the identity information of the parties.
If the client doesn't bring his ID card, he can't enter the court. At the same time, when the trial begins, the court will also verify the identity information of the parties. If the parties concerned do not carry their identity cards, the trial will not be held.
In addition, it is also worth noting that "the original documentary evidence should be submitted. Physical evidence should be submitted in the original ",when the court session, the parties must remember to bring the original evidence and sort out the evidence according to a certain fluency. Otherwise, if there is no original, you may lose the case because of insufficient evidence.