| Public trial is a new way of trial formed by the people’s court in line with the development of The Times and combined with the Internet.The first chapter of this paper studies the basic problems of public trial,explains the meaning of public trial,analyzes and compares it with related concepts,and obtains the unique characteristics of public trial.And explore the way of public trial,analyze the difference between the traditional public trial and the new era of "Internet +" public trial,and then give examples of "Internet +" public trial what are the ways.Due to the characteristics of timing and convenience,the open trial is very consistent with the concept of fairness,justice and the rule of law in the new era.The second chapter studies the basic situation of judicial credibility,divides the concept of judicial credibility,first explains the semantics of "judicial",judicial means to apply the theory of law to real disputes.Then it interprets the "public credibility",which has four types,namely,the state,the court,the government and the media,all of which have the attribute of public power.Finally,the two dimensions of judicial credibility are analyzed: credit is the ability of people’s evaluation won by the people’s court in the work,and trust is the degree of people’s trust in judicial work.The third chapter studies how the trial publicity affects the judicial credibility.From the credit dimension,we can urge the procedure to be proper and force the result to be just through the open trial,and strictly require judicial personnel to improve judicial credibility.From the perspective of trust,judicial credibility can be improved by realizing the masses’ right to know,right to participate and right to supervise,so the trial openness is the key point to improve judicial credibility.The fourth chapter analyzes the problems existing after the public trial in China,power intervention,infringement of the rights and interests of the parties,media coverage affecting the judgment,and analyzes them from different angles.The fifth chapter puts forward some suggestions on how to improve judicial credibility through the public trial according to these problems. |
