中国的司法体制(英汉对照)（Judicial system in China (in English and Chinese)）.docVIP

中国的司法体制(英汉对照)（Judicial system in China (in English and Chinese)） Judicial system in China (in English and Chinese) Translated by this website Judicial system in China (excerpt from prospectus) According to the constitution of the Peoples Republic of China and the organic law of the peoples courts of the Peoples Republic of China, the judicial system consists of the Supreme Peoples law Courts, local peoples courts at various levels, military courts and other special peoples courts. The local peoples courts at various levels are composed of the peoples courts at the basic level, the intermediate peoples courts and the higher peoples courts. The peoples courts at the basic level are made up of civil, criminal, economic and administrative courts. The intermediate peoples courts are similar in structure to the peoples courts at the grassroots level and are further divided into other special courts, such as intellectual property courts. The higher peoples courts supervise the peoples courts at the basic level and the intermediate peoples courts. The peoples procuratorates also have the right to exercise legal supervision over the civil proceedings of the peoples courts at the same level and lower levels. The Supreme Peoples court is the highest judicial organ in China, and supervises the judicial work of all peoples courts. The peoples Court adopted a two-tier appellate system. A party may, on the judgment or order of a local peoples court, go to the peoples court at the next higher level V.. The second instance judgment or ruling made by the same class court and the higher court is final. The first instance judgment or ruling of the Supreme Peoples court shall also be final. However, if the Supreme Peoples Court of a peoples court or the peoples court has found that the lower the effective judgment errors, or the peoples court found that the school has made an effective judgment errors, we can according to the procedure of judicial supervision re hearing. The Civil Proce