Judicial judgment is a professional document with strong legal nature written by judges, and it is a legal document made by the court according to legal authority and legal procedures. Therefore, the language of the judgment must be a normative legal language, which is commonly known as "French".
Judicial trial is different from moral evaluation or general social comment, and judges should use professional knowledge to explain legal concepts and rules in judicial decisions.
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In order to improve the quality of litigation documents, the Supreme Court has formulated normative, standard and practical document styles of various judicial decisions. Therefore, the writing procedures of all kinds of judgments should meet the requirements of the Supreme Court on making judgments. In a word, judicial decisions must conform to technical specifications and printing specifications.
In terms of technical specifications, first, the font of the document is required to be standardized, that is, the court name uses No.2 Song, the document name uses No.2 Song 1 Song, and the case number and text use No.3 Imitation Song.
Second, it is required to standardize punctuation marks, that is, to abide by the provisions on the use of punctuation marks formulated by the State Language Committee. Third, it requires digital standardization, that is, according to the provisions of the Trial Provisions on the Use of Numbers in Publications and the characteristics of judicial documents, Chinese characters and Arabic numerals should be used correctly.
In terms of printing specifications, first, it is required to standardize the paper used for documents, that is, the judicial judgment documents should use the international standard A4 paper.
Third, the document typesetting specification is required, that is, each page of the document should generally be 23-24 lines, each with 28-30 words. The margins are larger than the corners, and the left space is larger than the right space. Page numbers should be marked in the middle or right of the footer.
Fourth, the binding standard is required, that is, if the text of the judicial judgment exceeds two pages, the method of pasting in the left space should be adopted, and the stapler cannot be used for binding. Standardized and rigorous judicial decisions must meet the above standards.