1. Now, if the parties want to go to court to copy the trial records, they need to get the consent of your presiding judge;
2. If it is to be used as evidence in other lawsuits, you can apply to the people's court of your current residence for retrieval according to law;
3. The Supreme Court has no specific provisions, so it can be presumed that the trial will be presided over by the presiding judge. In addition, because the Supreme Court has no provisions, local courts can make their own working rules and should abide by them.
The ordinary trial procedure is divided into the following six stages:
1. Preparing for the exam. The people's court shall, three days before the opening of the court session, summon and notify the parties and participants in the proceedings to appear in court on time. For cases tried in public, an announcement shall be posted, indicating the time, place and cause of action of the court session;
2. Hold a trial. During the trial, the presiding judge shall check the parties, agents ad litem and the third party, announce the members of the collegial panel, inform the parties of their litigation rights and obligations, and ask the parties whether to apply for withdrawal.
3. court investigation. Court investigation is an important stage of court trial. Its main task is to find out the facts of the case, examine and verify the evidence, and lay the foundation for court debate through the statements of the parties and the testimony of witnesses, the presentation of documentary evidence, physical evidence and audio-visual materials, and the reading of on-site transcripts, expert conclusions and inspection transcripts.
4. Court debate. Court debate refers to the litigation activities in which the parties, under the auspices of the collegial panel, expound their views, discuss their opinions, refute the other party's claims and conduct oral debates on the facts and evidence of the case and the legal basis of the specific administrative act being sued. The order of court debate is: the plaintiff and his agent ad litem speak; Defendant and his agent ad litem reply; The third person and his agent ad litem speak or reply; Debate with each other;
5. collegial panel review. After the court debate, the collegial panel adjourned and all members reviewed the case;
6. Read out the verdict. After deliberation by the collegial panel, the presiding judge announced the continuation of the court session and read out the judgment. If the sentence cannot be pronounced in court, the presiding judge shall announce the date of sentencing separately.
to sum up, it can be retrieved. According to the law, agents ad litem have the right to consult and copy the relevant case procedures. The parties who need to obtain the transcripts of the trial from the court need to be the relevant parties to the case or the entrusted lawyers of the parties. If it is your own case, you can directly submit an application to the court, or entrust a lawyer to submit an application to obtain the trial transcript, indictment and defense of the case. The trial transcript, indictment and defense are all in the same file. After consulting the relevant materials of this case, the agent ad litem shall promptly return all the materials of this case to the clerk or other staff responsible for keeping the files.
I hope the above contents can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.
legal basis: article 49 of the civil procedure law of People's Republic of China (PRC).
the parties have the right to entrust an agent, apply for withdrawal, collect and provide evidence, argue, request mediation, file an appeal and apply for enforcement. The parties may consult the relevant materials of this case and copy the relevant materials and legal documents of this case. The scope and methods of consulting and copying relevant materials in this case shall be stipulated by the Supreme People's Court. The parties must exercise their litigation rights in accordance with the law, abide by the litigation order, and perform legally effective judgments, rulings and conciliation statements.