The money laundering case was in court and Bian's sister-in-law asked for leave again but attended the concert and caused controversy | Lawyer Zhang Kaixin explained the court's legal provisions regarding leave and the litigation process

The money laundering case was in court and Bian's sister-in-law asked for leave but attended the concert and caused controversy | Mirror News reporters Li Xinru, Huang Yixuan, and He Kunyuan

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The High Court's third hearing on the confidential state expense case that has been litigated for many years resumed yesterday (18th) afternoon. However, the lawyer appointed by the former first lady Wu Shuzhen asked for leave on her behalf with a diagnosis certificate and said that she was diagnosed with poor health. . However, Wu Shuzhen was caught. Yesterday afternoon, she appeared at Abe's concert with former President Chen Shui-bian. She also took a photo with Abe Akie, looking quite energetic. 

Can I take leave when the court is in session?

Lawyer Zhang Kaixin from Fidelity Law Firm said that after receiving a court hearing notice, whether you can ask for leave is a common question that needs to be judged based on personal circumstances and legal regulations. Below is a brief explanation of the circumstances under which leave of absence may be granted to attend court proceedings.
one,The importance of court hearing notices: The court hearing notice is an important document in the legal process and needs to be taken seriously. It usually contains the date, time, location of the court session, and information about the case involved. If you receive such a notice, you should carefully consider your attendance and make every effort to comply with legal procedures.
two,Possibility of taking leave: In some cases, you can take time off to attend court proceedings, but you need to follow certain procedures and regulations.
(1) Justifiable reason: Generally, you need to provide a valid reason for taking leave to attend court proceedings. These reasons may include illness, urgent family issues, work-related force majeure, or other special circumstances. You need to be able to demonstrate that your reasons for taking leave are reasonable and unavoidable.
(2) Lawyer’s advice: If you hire a lawyer, the lawyer will usually provide you with advice on whether to take leave. An attorney can evaluate your case and explain your decision as to whether you need to take time off and how to reasonably do so.
three,Leave process: If you decide to take time off work to attend a court proceeding, you will generally need to take the following steps:
(1) Notify the court: Before the court date, you need to notify the court and other relevant parties of your intention to take leave. This can be done by notifying the court office in writing or by telephone.
(2) Provide supporting materials: Generally, you need to provide supporting materials related to the reason for your leave. For example, if you take time off work due to illness, you may need to provide a sick note or medical report from your doctor.
(3) Seek court approval: The court will decide whether to approve your leave request based on the reasons for your leave and the evidence provided. The court may grant a postponement or reschedule the court date.
Four,court decision: Ultimately, the court will decide whether to grant your leave request based on your circumstances and the law. If the court grants your request for leave, it may reschedule the court date so that you can attend at a suitable time.
In summary, if you receive a notice of a court hearing, you will need to carefully consider your circumstances and reasons for requesting leave. If you have legitimate grounds for taking leave, you can take the appropriate steps and notify the court. But remember, the court will decide whether to grant a leave request based on your circumstances, so consult with an attorney and make sure legal procedures are followed. Failure to comply with a court notice may result in legal consequences, including adverse consequences for you.

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