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Provisions on signature of court records: Supreme Court
The court record does not need the signature of the prosecutor to confirm.

The Supreme People's Court's Interpretation of Application: Article 238 All activities heard by the court shall be recorded by the clerk; After the written record is examined by the presiding judge, it shall be signed by the presiding judge and the clerk respectively. Article 239 After the trial is over, the court record shall be read out to the parties and their legal representatives, defenders and agents ad litem. Testimonies and opinions of witnesses, expert witnesses and people with specialized knowledge in the transcripts of the trial shall be read out to the relevant personnel respectively after the trial. If the personnel listed in the preceding two paragraphs think that there are omissions or errors in the records, they may request supplements or corrections; After confirmation, it shall be signed; Refuse to sign, it shall be recorded; Requests to change the court statement shall not be allowed.