The court's notice to make transcripts is a unilateral certification of the appellant's appeal materials, and it is also for the purpose of collecting evidence, not a judgment. The handling of interrogation transcripts is the same as the handling of interrogation transcripts of the defendant. It must be handed over to witnesses and victims for verification and allowed to correct errors. If witnesses or victims request to write their testimonies in their own handwriting, they must be allowed to write their testimonies. If necessary, witnesses or victims may also be allowed to write their testimonies in their own handwriting. The order of questioning transcripts should match the actual order of questioning.

Both the witness or victim and the interviewer should sign the interview transcript. When investigators interrogate a witness, they can go to the witness's unit or residence, but they must produce certification documents from the People's Procuratorate or the public security organ. When necessary, witnesses may also be notified to provide testimony at the People's Procuratorate or public security organ.

Legal basis: Article 129 of the "Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"

When the people's court decides to accept a case, it shall include in the notice of acceptance of the case Inform the parties of the relevant litigation rights and obligations in the notice of response to the action, or inform them orally.

Article 136

The People's Court shall handle the cases accepted according to the circumstances:

(1) The parties have no disputes and comply with the supervision If the procedure stipulates conditions, it may be transferred to the supervision procedure;

(2) If mediation is possible before the hearing, mediation shall be adopted to resolve the dispute in a timely manner;

(3) According to the circumstances of the case, determine the applicable Simple procedure or ordinary procedure;

(4) If a court hearing is required, the focus of the dispute shall be clarified by requiring the parties to exchange evidence.