The defendant in administrative litigation gives evidence in the following specific ways:

1, pre-trial preparation, refers to the people's court after accepting a case, to the preparatory activities before the trial;

2. Trial preparation refers to the preparations made for the formal trial on the day of the trial;

3. Court investigation. The purpose of court investigation is to examine and verify the proof, find out the facts of the case and lay the foundation for the court's judgment;

4, court debate, the court investigation is over, and then enter the court debate stage;

5, court review, after the court debate, criminal prosecution cases, immediately transferred to the court review, that is, by the collegial panel according to the court investigation and court debate, the facts, circumstances, evidence of the case and its legal application for review and voting;

6, the judicial committee decided to discuss;

7. Announce the verdict, and all cases will be pronounced publicly.

Legal basis: Article 34 of the Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China.

The defendant bears the burden of proof for the administrative act and shall provide the evidence and normative documents on which the administrative act is based.

If the defendant fails to provide evidence or fails to provide evidence within the time limit without justifiable reasons, it shall be deemed that there is no corresponding evidence. However, if the sued administrative act involves the legitimate rights and interests of a third party, unless the third party provides evidence.

What are the conditions of administrative litigation?

1. The plaintiff believes that the specific administrative act infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of legal persons, citizens or other organizations;

2. The defendant must clearly point out the organization of the specific administrative act;

3. There are concrete evidences and opinions;

4, belongs to the jurisdiction of the people's court, and is the scope of the people's court;

5, must go through the reconsideration procedure in advance;

6, within the time limit prescribed by law to the court.