Is the court recording legal?

You can't. When hearing a case, the court shall not record or video without permission. The law stipulates that audio and video recordings are not allowed in court. Its purpose is to avoid rambling about trial information at will, which will affect the independent judgment and authority of the court.

Recording, video recording or taking photos without permission; Without permission, using mobile communication means to spread trial activities on the spot; Other activities that disrupt the court order and hinder the trial. In case of the above-mentioned provisions, the people's court may temporarily detain the equipment for recording, videotaping, photographing and disseminating trial activities by the participants in the proceedings or others, and order them to delete relevant contents; Refuses to delete, the people's court may take necessary measures to forcibly delete.

Under what circumstances is recording legal?

The object of the record must be the debtor or the debtor, and only the debtor's remarks can be binding on it. The contents of telephone recording must fully reflect the contents of creditor's rights, debts or other civil obligations, and the recorded evidence shall not be deleted, edited or forged, and the content shall be closely connected, and the content shall not be tampered with, with objective authenticity and consistency. The court should confirm the probative force of legally obtained private record evidence. For example, secretly recording telephone calls is legal, and the recorded evidence can be used as evidence.

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Legal basis: According to Article 9 of the Rules of People's Republic of China (PRC) People's Court, observers must observe the following disciplines. (1) Audio recording, video recording and photography are prohibited; (two) are not allowed to walk around and enter the trial area; (3) don't speak, don't ask questions; (4) Do not clap, make noise, make noise or commit other acts that hinder judicial activities. "Rules of the People's Court of People's Republic of China (PRC)" Article 10 Journalists shall observe these rules in auditing. Without the permission of the presiding judge or the sole judge, no audio recording, video recording or photography is allowed during the trial.