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Article 201 of the Criminal Procedure Law: All activities of a court trial shall be written down by the clerk, and after being reviewed by the presiding judge, they shall be signed by the presiding judge and the clerk.

The witness testimony part of the court transcript shall be read out in court or given to the witness to read. After the witness admits that there is no mistake, he or she shall sign or seal the document.

Court transcripts should be given to the parties to read or read to them. If the parties believe that there are omissions or errors in the records, they may request for supplements or corrections. After the parties admit that there is no mistake, they should sign or seal it. Extended information

Article 147 of the "Civil Procedure Law": The clerk shall record all activities of the court trial in transcripts, which shall be signed by the judges and the clerk.

Court transcripts shall be read out in court, and the parties and other litigation participants may also be notified to read them in court or within five days. If the parties and other litigation participants believe that there are omissions or errors in their statement records, they have the right to apply for corrections. If no corrections are made, the application should be recorded. Court transcripts shall be signed or sealed by the parties and other litigation participants. If the person refuses to sign or seal, the situation shall be recorded and attached to the file.

Each case has different facts, circumstances, and evidence. If the specific case is not understood before the trial, it will be difficult for the judge to accurately grasp the key points of the trial, and it is difficult to effectively guarantee the speed and accuracy of the clerk's recording. In this regard, both the organizer and the clerk must make sufficient pre-trial preparations and strengthen pre-trial communication. By pre-reading the case, the judge is familiar with the basic facts of the case and has a clear understanding of the key points of the case and the focus of disputes.

The clerk can promptly and in detail understand the professional terminology, complex numbers, rare words, dialects, etc. involved in the case, and before the hearing, the identity information of the parties and the authorized agent in the litigation file, and the authority of the authorized agent. be entered into the transcript before the court session. In this way, when the presiding judge checks the identity of the parties, the relevant information can be verified and corrected, which not only improves the accuracy of the record, but also saves time.

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