How long does it take to notify the defendant after filing a case? What should I do if I don’t appear in court without receiving a notice?

How long does it take to notify the defendant after the case is filed? Different types of cases have different time requirements. In civil cases, a copy of the complaint shall be sent to the defendant within five days from the date of filing the case.

In practice, after the court files a case, it should first summon the defendant and then notify the plaintiff. In other words, the court will first notify the defendant by phone. If the notice is not received, it will use direct service, lien service, or entrusted service. When the litigation documents cannot be served by mail or by mail, the summons will be served by public notice. Service by public notice means that the summons is served by publishing it in a newspaper. After sixty days from the date of the announcement, it will be deemed to have been served. Da. In an administrative case, a copy of the complaint shall be sent to the defendant within five days from the date of filing the case. A copy of the indictment in a criminal case shall be served to the defendant at least ten days before the hearing.

Case filing means that after the public security, judicial organs and other administrative law enforcement agencies review materials such as reports, accusations, reports, surrenders, and private prosecutors' indictments in accordance with their respective jurisdictions, they believe that there are criminal facts that need to be When investigating criminal liability, it is decided to conduct investigation or trial as a criminal case. Acceptance of case filing materials refers to the activities of the public security organs, people's procuratorates or people's courts regarding the reception and reception of persons or materials who report cases, accusations, reports and surrenders. Review The review of case filing materials refers to the activities of the public security organs, people's procuratorates or people's courts to check and investigate the materials that have been accepted. Its task is to correctly determine whether a crime has occurred, whether the perpetrator should be held criminally responsible, and to lay the foundation for making a correct decision to file a case or not. After the public security and judicial organs review the case filing materials and conduct necessary investigations, they should handle different situations respectively.