Question 1: What are the positions in the court? 5 points In addition to the president, the court also has vice presidents, members of the adjudicatory committee, presidents, judges, clerks, and bailiffs.

Question 2: Who are the court staff? President, judge, clerk, judge’s assistant, bailiff. Some of these people are also members of the Procuratorial Committee.

Question 3: What is the highest position in the court? Hello. Responsibilities of each position in the court:

(1) Office

It consists of Secretarial Department, General Department, Archives Department, and Office Automation Department.

Assist the leaders of the hospital in organizing, coordinating and handling relevant judicial affairs; be responsible for the daily work of the judicial committee of the hospital; supervise matters decided by the party group meeting of the hospital, the president’s office meeting, the breakdown and establishment of annual central work of the hospital, and undertake the affairs of the court Supervise the matters transferred by the relevant departments approved by the leadership, supervise the handling of bills and suggestions of Municipal People's Congress deputies and proposals of Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference members; responsible for liaison work with Municipal People's Congress deputies and Municipal Political Consultative Conference members; responsible for the secretarial, archives, confidentiality and seal management of the hospital; drafting various Comprehensive materials; Responsible for the planning and management of computer networks and office modernization of the city's courts; Responsible for the foreign affairs work of the city's courts; Responsible for the coordination of executions of death sentences and writing notices.

(2) Filing Division

Responsible for the filing and trial process management of various cases in the Municipal Court; reviewing various appeals and retrial applications that are not satisfied with the effective judgment of the Municipal Court, and review by the grassroots courts Appeals and retrial applications that have been dismissed, retried or changed, or have not been reviewed or retried, decide whether to file a case; review and make rulings on property and evidence preservation applications in the pre-litigation and case filing stages, implement property and evidence preservation decisions; and transfer all types of lawsuits materials and serve relevant legal documents; hear jurisdictional objections, jurisdictional disputes, appeals against inadmissibility rulings and other procedural cases; review cases in which the parties have objections to the validity of the arbitration agreement and request the court to make a ruling; and calculate litigation fees. , handle the procedures for deferment, reduction, and exemption of litigation fees; be responsible for legal matters and judicial relief applications.

(3) The First Trial Chamber of Criminal Trial

Trials the first and second instances of crimes endangering national security, crimes endangering public security, and infringement of citizens’ personal rights and civil rights crimes , crimes of obstructing social management order, crimes of endangering the interests of national defense, etc.; trial cases where penalties are imposed below the statutory penalty as stipulated in Article 63, Paragraph 2 of the Criminal Law; trial of criminal cases in which the defendant in the first and second instance is under 18 years of age; Participate in comprehensive management work to prevent juvenile delinquency

; adjudicate request cases related to the business of this court.

(4) The Second Criminal Trial Chamber

Trials the first and second instances of crimes of disrupting the order of the socialist market economy, crimes of infringement of property, crimes of bribery, malfeasance and other crimes; Foreign-related criminal cases; review cases where sentences are imposed below statutory penalties.

(5) The First Civil Trial Chamber

Trials first and second instance civil cases involving personal relationships, marriage, family, inheritance, etc.; adjudicates labor dispute cases; adjudicates natural persons (including individual businesses) Contracts, infringement cases, and civil cases such as unjust enrichment and management without cause, between natural persons and legal persons, and between natural persons and legal persons, and other organizations; hear cases involving applications for the revocation of relevant arbitrations and cases applying special procedures; hear applications for recognition of foreign affairs

Divorce judgments of national courts and cases recognizing civil judgments of courts in Taiwan; review and approve applications for extension of trial deadlines for related cases in grassroots people's courts; handle related applications for reconsideration; and guide the trial work of people's courts.

(6) The Second Civil Trial Chamber

Trials civil contract disputes, civil tort disputes and rural inheritance sentences between domestic legal persons, legal persons and other organizations, and rural inheritance sentences in the first and second instance. Contract dispute cases; try first and second instance domestic securities, futures, bills, equity, company, bankruptcy and other cases; hear cases applying for the revocation of domestic arbitration; handle related applications for reconsideration; review and approve the extension of trial deadlines for relevant cases in grassroots people's courts

application.

(7) The Third Civil Trial Chamber

Trials first instance copyrights (including computer software) and related rights, trademark rights, patent rights, technology contracts, unfair competition and Intellectual property cases such as scientific and technological achievements rights, new plant variety rights, integrated circuit layout design disputes, computer network domain name disputes, etc.; adjudicating foreign-related, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan-related contract and infringement cases between first- and second-instance legal persons, and between legal persons and other organizations ,

Securities, futures, bills, companies, equity, bankruptcy and other foreign-related, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan-related cases and letter of credit cases; review cases applying for the revocation, recognition and enforcement of international arbitration awards and foreign court judgments; review Cases concerning the validity of foreign-related arbitration clauses; handling relevant reconsideration cases; hearing second-instance foreign-related cases in the Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone Court; hearing foreign-related civil cases in other areas designated by the Provincial Higher People's Court; examining and approving applications for extension of trial deadlines for relevant cases in basic people's courts .

(8) The Fourth Civil Trial Chamber

Trials cases of foreign-related, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan-related contract and tort disputes between first- and second-instance legal persons, and between legal persons and other organizations; credit Certification dispute cases; review cases of applications for the revocation, recognition and enforcement of international arbitration awards; review cases regarding the validity of foreign-related civil and commercial arbitration clauses and cases of recognition and enforcement of foreign court civil and commercial judgments and awards; hear cases of provincial senior... ...>>

Question 4: What are the positions of court cadres? They are nothing more than "bureau level", "division level" and "section level". However, if you have just been recruited, you can only be "general" The professional title of "cadre" is nothing more than "section member".

Question 5: What positions are there in the court department? The president of the court, the vice president, the president of the court, the deputy president of the court, the judge and the members of the adjudication committee. If you feel that there are not enough, then there are temporary workers, drivers, bailiffs, gatekeepers, cleaners and other minor positions

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Question 6: Court What are the positions? The judge is the organizer and conductor of court proceedings.

The clerk is responsible for court records.

The bailiff is responsible for maintaining court order, delivering evidence and court security.

The plaintiff - the person who files a lawsuit and asks the court to solve the problem, and must present his or her own claims in court. Provide evidence;

The defendant--the person being sued, tries every means to explain in court that he is not at fault or responsible;

The agent--the person being sued A person who is entrusted by the plaintiff or defendant to help the plaintiff or defendant speak.

Witness - a person who knows the circumstances of the case and is requested by one of the parties to appear in court and state the facts of the case in court.

Question 7: What departments are there in a court? The grassroots courts are the district and county people’s courts.

1) Office

Its main functions are: assisting the court’s leadership organization, Coordinate and handle daily work; be responsible for secretarial work, telegrams, archives, confidentiality, security and comprehensive conference organization; be responsible for the management of weapons and ammunition in conjunction with relevant departments; be responsible for the equipment of the court and the basic construction of the court; be responsible for the court's vehicles, Management and maintenance of buildings, equipment and facilities, and responsible for environmental sanitation and reception.

(2) Political and Engineering Department

Its main functions are: responsible for the ideological and political work of the hospital; assisting. The party group of the court focuses on team building; is responsible for the evaluation and promotion reporting of the judges of this court, handles matters decided by the judge evaluation committee meeting; is responsible for the evaluation and promotion reporting of the judicial police of this court, and is responsible for the organization and personnel of this court. Labor wage management; Responsible for the education and training of the Court, formulating and implementing judge training plans; Responsible for the meritorious activities and commendations of the entire Court, and implementing the People's Court's reward regulations; Responsible for the compensation of retirees and those waiting to retire in the Court Service and management work; responsible for handling the daily work of the party committee of the agency.

(3) Research Office

Its main functions are: responsible for organizing investigations and research, summarizing and promoting typical experiences; undertaking requests for instructions or answers to applicable legal and policy issues; responsible for the legal publicity of the court; Responsible for compiling "Court Briefings", information reports, drafting comprehensive documents, speeches, and reports; responsible for judicial statistics and analysis and printing; guiding the court's information and research work. The Adjudication Committee Office is responsible for handling the affairs of the Adjudication Committee and other work.

(4) Case Filing Division

Its main functions are: responsible for the registration, filing, scheduling, service and trial process management of various cases accepted by the Municipal People’s Court in accordance with the law. Supervise the handling of cases; hear jurisdictional dispute cases and public notice cases in accordance with the law; review various appeals and retrial applications against the effective judgments of the people's courts at the same level; be responsible for judicial relief work; be responsible for *** work; according to the application of the parties, according to the law Take litigation preservation measures and evidence preservation measures.

(5) Criminal Tribunal

Its main functions are: to try first-instance ordinary criminal cases in accordance with the law; to try criminal cases designated by the superior people's court or transferred to the jurisdiction of other people's courts at the same level. case.

(6) The First Civil Trial Chamber

Its main functions are: to try first-instance marriage, family and inheritance cases, damage compensation cases, personal rights cases, creditor's rights and debt cases, and real estate cases in accordance with the law. cases, property ownership and related contract disputes, labor disputes and other civil disputes; supervise and guide the relevant civil trial work of the court.

(7) The Second Civil Trial Chamber

Its main functions are: to try first-instance cases of contract disputes such as sales, custody, and contracting, financial disputes, and commercial disputes such as corporate bankruptcy in accordance with the law. ; Supervise and guide the relevant civil trial work of the court.

(8) Administrative Tribunal

Its main functions are: responsible for the review and filing of administrative litigation cases, trying first-instance administrative cases in accordance with the law; reviewing and executing cases applied for compulsory execution by administrative agencies.

The Compensation Office is co-located with the Administrative Tribunal. The Compensation Office is responsible for executing matters decided by the Compensation Committee, and reviewing and handling compensation complaints and appeal cases.

(9) Trial Supervision Tribunal

Its main functions are: to try various retrial cases in accordance with the law; to try protest cases filed by the procuratorial organs. Supervise the quality of judgments and files in various trial cases.

(10) Executive Bureau

Its main functions are: to implement the effective judgments and rulings of the first instance of the Municipal People's Court and the decisions on property in the mediation agreement; Other legal documents executed by the court. The Executive Bureau consists of the First Enforcement Division and the Second Enforcement Division.

(11) Technical Room

Its main functions are: Responsible for the judicial technical appraisal work of the Municipal People's Court; Responsible for the evaluation, audit, and appraisal of property involved in the case.

(12) Judicial Police Brigade

Its main functions are: responsible for guarding the court, escorting prisoners, executing death sentences, cooperating with relevant tribunals and execution bureaus to implement relevant matters, and maintaining order in the agency.

(13) Finance Section

Its main functions are: responsible for the accounting of financial revenue and expenditure, financial receipts and increases and decreases, claims and debts, expenses, and financial results in accordance with the law; responsible for cases involved Property management; responsible for the preparation of annual budgets and final accounts; responsible for regular audits, inventory verification, and ensuring the safety and integrity of state-owned assets.

(14) Supervision Office

Courts at all levels are divided according to administrative functions and regions.

There are four levels of our country’s court system

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Question 8: What are the positions in the court? The Legal Affairs Office is a department under *** and has nothing to do with the court. The Legal Affairs Office The main tasks are to promote the construction of the rule of law, draft relevant legal documents, implement laws and regulations, and inspect and supervise the implementation.

Question 9: What positions in the court are suitable for me? 1. No matter which brand-name major you are in, you must start from the ground up when you first enter.

2. Nowadays, whether it is a county court or a township court, except for a few contract clerks, they must at least obtain a C license and pass the civil service examination. Of course, the judicial police are another matter.

3. In the legal profession, whether it is public prosecutors, lawyers, or notaries, many so-called top students have to put aside their pretense of being famous teachers in prestigious schools and go to the grassroots level.

4. If you want to start in a township or county seat, and want to be promoted quickly, it is best to start at the grassroots court or dispatched court in your hometown. You can work as a clerk for just one or two years, and there is nothing to say.

5. As long as you work hard enough, no matter what school you graduated from, your future is boundless.

6. The above is purely a personal opinion and is for reference only. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Question 10: What are the duties of the court? Hello, the main positions in the court system are as follows:

President, Vice President, Discipline Inspection Team Leader, Director of the Political Department, members of the Judicial Committee, President, Judges, Assistant Judges, and Clerks.