Can college students observe judicial trials?

If you are over 16 years old, you can attend court, depending on the circumstances. If you are a litigant, you can participate in the court hearing; if you are going to observe, you need to obtain court approval.

According to regulations, the following persons are not allowed to enter the court to observe:

1. Witnesses, appraisers and people with expertise who are preparing to appear in court to give opinions;

2. Minors who have not obtained the approval of the people's court;

3. People who refuse to accept security inspections;

4. Drunk people, mentally ill people or other mental states Abnormal persons;

5. Other persons who may endanger the security of the court or disrupt the order of the court.

In addition, due to the great social impact of some cases, when it is possible that the number of auditor seats cannot meet the actual needs, the people's court can allocate auditor seats according to the order of application or through lottery, lottery, etc. , will give priority to close relatives of the parties or other people with an interest in the case to attend the hearing.

Cases that are not allowed to be audited are as follows:

1. No unit or individual may organize people to observe public court hearings where criminal records may be sealed according to law;

2. Unless otherwise provided by law, no one is allowed to observe court hearings that are closed to the public according to law.

In addition to observing court order, auditors are also required to not carry the following items when participating in court hearings:

1. Firearms, ammunition, controlled knives and other lethal instruments;

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2. Inflammable and explosive substances, suspected explosives;

3. Radioactive, toxic, corrosive, strong-odor substances and infectious disease pathogens;

4. Liquids, colloidal, and powdery items;

5. Slogans, banners, flyers;

6. Other items that may endanger court security or disrupt court order.

Article 8 of the "Court Rules of the People's Court of the People's Republic of China" allows citizens to observe cases that are heard in public; depending on the court location and the number of people participating in the hearing, if necessary, with the authorization issued by the People's Court, Enter the courtroom to observe the hearing.

The following persons are not allowed to attend:

(1) Minors (except those approved by the court);

(2) Mentally ill and drunk people;

(3) Other people who are not suitable to listen.

Article 9 Auditors must abide by the following disciplines:

(1) No audio, video or photography allowed;

(2) No movement or entry into the trial at will District;

(3) No speaking or asking questions;

(4) No clapping, making noise, making noise, or other behaviors that hinder trial activities.