Is the prosecution message at the beginning of 1068 true?

Not all prosecution messages that start with "1068" are true. The following is a detailed explanation:

1. Less likely: In China, the court usually formally conveys the information of prosecution by summons, ruling or court announcement. As a notification method of formal prosecution, SMS is relatively rare.

2. Suspected fraud: Some criminals may impersonate the court and send false prosecution information in an attempt to deceive the victim. In this case, the text message may contain false case number, demand immediate payment or provide personal sensitive information.

3. Responsibility identification: If you do receive the prosecution message, please be sure to verify its authenticity. You can contact the local court to inquire about the relevant case information, or you can go directly to the court to understand the situation.

Conclusion: We should be vigilant and confirm its authenticity through other channels after receiving the short message of prosecution starting with "1068". Do not disclose personal information, and do not operate funds at will. If in doubt, it is best to consult a professional legal institution or a local court for accurate guidance.

Extended data:

According to the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the court usually uses formal documents such as subpoenas and rulings to inform the prosecution information, instead of short messages. Therefore, if you receive a suspicious prosecution message, you should be vigilant and make necessary verification.