change of venue的意思|示意

Change of venue, as a legal phrase, refers to a court order granting an application for the legal proceedings to be held in a different court district or in a different county, or even in a different state from the original court hearing.

In law, a change of venue is also known as “removal of actions”. It is usually requested when there is a belief that media coverage or public opinion has been so great that a fair and impartial trial is not possible in the court current jurisdiction. When a party applies for a change of venue, it is to the court’s discretion to grant or deny the motion.

A motion for change of venue may also be used to conduct a trial in a more convenient location for the parties involved (especially if one of the parties lives far away from the current venue). In this case, an agreement between the parties is required in order to ensure that no party is unduly prejudiced.

Change of venue is an effective way to ensure that the justice process is unbiased and equitable. It is also important to remember that if a motion for change of venue is granted, it is the responsibility of the judicial system to guarantee that the new venue has sufficient resources to facilitate a fair trial.