FAQ
- 1 What should I do if I need the help of a lawyer but cannot afford one?
- 2 What should I do if I receive a summons or notice from the prosecutor but I am hard of hearing, have a speech impediment or cannot speak the local language？
- 3 How can litigants check the progress of their cases?
- 4 What should I do if I have been notified of a prosecutor’s summons but am unable to appear in court on the date of the summons?
- 5 What should I do when the address of service of the litigant is changed?
- 6 What should I do when I am wanted by the District Prosecutors Office?
- 7 What approach can I take if I do not accept the non-prosecution conclusion after receiving the non-prosecution letter？
- 8 How can I obtain a certificate of a closed case or an already executed judgment？
- 9 Can the evidence and seized items presented at the investigation or trial stage be returned when the case is closed? If so, what should I do if I cannot collect them in person？
- 10 When will the bail be posted during the investigation and trial of a case be returned to the surety? Under what circumstances will the bail be confiscated?