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Why is this case a fast court?

In judicial practice, in order to improve the efficiency of handling cases and save litigation resources, for some relatively simple cases, the court will generally adopt a quick trial procedure, which will be tried by a quick court and then issue a ruling. What is the process of hearing a case in a speedy court? Below, I will answer the relevant knowledge for readers.

First, the process of the court hearing cases quickly.

Scheme (1): The collegiate bench for speedy adjudication adopts the pending court system, and civil and commercial cases are temporarily assigned to the case-handling judge system after entering the system, and cases that can be mediated are closed by the case-handling judge according to legal procedures.

Scheme (2): The collegiate bench for speedy adjudication adopts the system of registration pending trial, and then the civil and commercial cases are temporarily transferred to the presiding judge system of the filing court. The presiding judge first accepts the paper file for pre-trial mediation and pre-trial preparation, and the presiding judge distributes the electronic file to the presiding judge's trial system according to legal procedures.

Scheme 3: The collegiate bench for quick adjudication adopts the pre-trial system. According to the degree of specialization and the speed of closing the case, the president will temporarily distribute the paper files submitted by the filing window to the law enforcement judges for pre-trial mediation and pre-trial preparation. Successful mediation cases are returned to the president, who will return the paper files to the case number input system in the filing window. After entering the system, the filing window will distribute the paper file together with the electronic file to the collegiate bench to undertake the judge's trial system, and the judge will undertake the case according to legal procedures.

1, processing time

Scheme (1). The judge in charge of the collegial panel will return the unsuccessful civil and commercial cases to the president for simplification and diversion within 20 days at the longest. The returned case (except that the defendant did not appear in court) shall be accompanied by legal documents in the pre-trial preparation stage, such as the notice of accepting the case, the notice of responding to the lawsuit, the notice of litigation rights and obligations, the copy of the complaint or counterclaim, the copy of the defense, the notice of proof and other relevant legal documents, the confirmation of the service address, the record of mediation in advance, etc.

Scheme (2). The judge in charge of the collegial panel will return the unsuccessful civil and commercial cases to the president for simplification and diversion within 30 days at the longest. The returned case (except that the defendant did not appear in court) shall be accompanied by legal documents in the pre-trial preparation stage, such as the notice of accepting the case, the notice of responding to the lawsuit, the notice of litigation rights and obligations, the copy of the complaint or counterclaim, the copy of the defense, the notice of proof and other relevant legal documents, the confirmation of the service address, the record of mediation in advance, etc.

Scheme (3): Civil and commercial cases after payment shall be served by bailiffs (except that the defendant does not appear in court): notice of accepting cases, notice of responding to lawsuits, notice of litigation rights and obligations, notice of complaint or counterclaim, copy of defense, notice of proof, confirmation of service address and other relevant legal documents. The bailiff should generally complete the delivery within 15 days.