What should a court clerk do?

Contact the parties

3. Service of documents

4. Booking and binding volumes

5. Help the judge to contact the parties for mediation.

6. Fill in some documents and so on

During the trial, the clerk generally does not speak. Finally, let the parties come and sign the transcript, and then some can make an appointment to record a court session. The court has a formal template.

Extended data:

In our country, the clerks of people's courts at all levels are appointed and removed by the president of the court, who is mainly responsible for the records of the trial court and handling auxiliary affairs related to the trial.

Such as trial preparation, keeping evidence, sorting files, handling documents, judicial statistics, receiving visitors, handling letters, assisting judges in investigations, and publicizing policies and regulations.

The clerk is also one of the auxiliary staff of the people's procuratorate, and is appointed and removed by the chief procurator of the people's procuratorate. His duties are similar to those of a court clerk.

In Britain, the United States, Germany, Japan and other countries, they are called clerks, responsible for compiling cases, recording, documents, statistics and so on.

Courts at all levels in the Soviet Union also have clerks, and some courts also have clerks and court clerks.

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