2. Prepare in advance. It is necessary to know the case, evidence, laws and regulations in advance, and fully prepare defense materials and strategies;
3. Keep calm. Keep calm in court, don't get excited or quarrel, and don't show emotional behavior, so as not to affect your image and the outcome of the case;
4. Pay attention to your manners. Pay attention to your manners in court, don't disrespect the words and deeds of the court, the judge and the other party, and don't interrupt the other party or the judge's speech at will;
5. Reasonable expression. When expounding your own opinions and defense opinions, you should be objective, reasonable and clear, and pay attention to the use of appropriate legal terms and expressions.
The information required for the court session is as follows:
1. Complaint and defense: both parties need to submit a complaint and defense before the court session, detailing their claims and factual basis;
2. Evidence materials: both parties need to prepare evidence materials, including documentary evidence, physical evidence, witness testimony, expert conclusion, etc. before the court session to support their claims;
3. Attorney's power of attorney: if a lawyer is entrusted to represent the lawsuit, it is necessary to provide a lawyer's power of attorney to prove that the lawyer has the right to represent;
4. identification: the original and photocopy of the identity card are required to prove the identity of the party concerned;
5. other relevant materials: according to the specific circumstances, it may be necessary to provide other relevant materials, such as contracts, agreements, bills and financial statements.
To sum up, it is normal not to speak in court. It is important to keep calm, be fully prepared, pay attention to words and deeds, express yourself reasonably, and strive for your legitimate rights and interests. If it is really not possible, you can ask a lawyer to speak on your behalf.
Legal basis:
Article 28 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Lawyers
Lawyers may engage in the following businesses:
(1) to be entrusted by natural persons, legal persons or other organizations as legal advisers;
(2) accepting the entrustment of the parties in civil cases and administrative cases, acting as agents and participating in litigation;
(3) to accept the entrustment of criminal suspects and defendants in criminal cases or the assignment of legal aid agencies to act as defenders according to law; Accept the entrustment of the private prosecutor in a private prosecution case, the victim in a public prosecution case or the victim's close relatives to act as an agent and participate in the litigation;
(4) to accept the entrustment and represent the appeals of various litigation cases;
(5) accepting entrustment and participating in mediation and arbitration activities;
(6) accepting entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services;
(7) Answer legal advice and write litigation documents and other documents related to legal affairs.