In order to collect criminal evidence and detect criminals, written records made by investigators when they search the bodies, belongings, residences, etc. of defendants and people who may hide criminals or criminal evidence are legal documents. Its structure includes title, cause of action, and brief details of the search. Sign four items. The title reads "Search Transcript" and the year, month, and day are written on the lower right side of the title. The cause of the case states that based on the search warrant and under the witness of witnesses, the staff of the Public Security Bureau conducted searches on the person, residence and other relevant aspects of who lived where. In the search circumstances item, briefly describe what was found in the body, residence, etc. of the person being searched. When conducting a search of a residence, it should be stated that other than the items searched, other items have not been moved and no items have been damaged. It also states the opinions of the person being searched on the search. A copy of the "List of Seized Items" attached to the transcript has been given to the person being searched or his family members for collection. The signature at the end is signed by the person being searched, the witness, and the person searching in turn. Anyone who is female must be noted. The attached "List of Seized Items" should be made in duplicate on the spot after checking the seized items together with the witnesses present and the holder of the seized items, indicating the name, specification, style, quality, quantity, discovery location, and seizure status of the seized items. Date, and signed or stamped by investigators, witnesses and holders. The original is kept in the file, and the copy is given to the person being searched or his family members.