What conditions do you need to attend the court?

Suppose citizens want to attend the court, they need to follow certain conditions. The first point is that the cases that citizens ask to attend should be cases that should be heard in public according to law. It means that only cases that can be made public as stipulated by the court can be heard, and others can't. The second point is that citizens who want to attend public trials should show their valid identity documents to the court. You must carry your ID card to cooperate with the court staff, which has a legal basis.

legal basis: article 6, paragraph 1, of the rules of the court: persons entering the court shall show their valid identity documents and accept the safety inspection of their persons and belongings.

The court decides the number of side hearings to be issued according to the court premises and the people who request to attend; Citizens can only enter the court to attend the trial of the case if they have a side hearing. If a foreign citizen requests to attend a public hearing, it shall be handled in accordance with the relevant regulations on foreign affairs management.

thirdly, there are some prohibitions. The following citizens may not request to attend the public trial: minors under the age of 18 (except those approved by the court), mental patients and drunken people, and others who are not suitable to attend. Also, be careful not to bring illegal articles. Without the permission of the people's court, except for the evidence that needs to be presented in court, prohibited items such as guns, ammunition, controlled knives, and some liquid and colloidal and powdery items with unknown nature are not allowed to enter the court. For example: guns, ammunition, controlled knives and other lethal devices; Flammable and explosive substances; Radioactive, toxic, corrosive, strongly odorous substances and infectious disease pathogens; Liquid and colloidal and powdery articles; Slogans, banners and leaflets; Other items that may endanger court security or disrupt court order.

Fourth, citizens should observe the rules of the court when attending public trials, and should turn off pagers and hand-held telephones during the trial; It is even more forbidden to record, video and photograph; Do not walk around and enter the trial area at will; Do not speak or ask questions; Do not clap, make noise, make noise or commit other acts that hinder judicial activities; It is even more important to take care of the court facilities and not to destroy them; Keep the court clean and tidy.

besides sitting in on the spot, there are more convenient and advanced means. With the development and improvement of Internet technology, courts are also using network technology to build smart courts, and the Supreme People's Court has been promoting the trial live broadcast project. It is equivalent to the whole process of a judge hearing a case, which will be simultaneously made public on the Internet. Let every ordinary citizen check the relevant court information by logging in to the China Court Open Network.