What department is the criminal complaint submitted to: 1, complaint. A complaint must be submitted, which can be written by the complainant himself or by a lawyer or others. However, the complaint shall contain the basic information, contact information, facts and reasons of the complaint. 2, the original first instance, second instance judgment, ruling and other legal documents. After review or retrial, the people's court shall attach the notice of rejection, retrial decision, retrial judgment and ruling. 3. Other relevant materials. If there is new evidence to prove that the facts identified in the original judgment or ruling are indeed wrong, relevant evidential materials shall be attached; The people's court shall attach relevant clues when applying for investigation and evidence collection. If the complaint does not meet the requirements, the people's court shall inform the complainant of the supplementary materials; If the complainant refuses to supplement the materials without justifiable reasons, it shall not be examined. To sum up, when a criminal complaint is submitted to the people's court, it shall be submitted together with the complaint and relevant annexes. Such as the judgment or ruling of the first and second instance, the notice of rejection of the appeal, etc. Complaints should have legal basis and factual basis, and unreasonable demands should not be made, and the office order of organs should not be disturbed. Complaints should be made step by step in accordance with the procedures prescribed by law.
Legal basis:
Article 296 of the Criminal Procedure Law People's courts at all levels shall register and carefully examine and deal with the complaints lodged by the parties concerned, their legal representatives and their close relatives against legally effective judgments and rulings.
Article 297 of the Criminal Procedure Law After examination, the people's court shall handle the complaint that does not conform to the provisions of Article 203 of the Criminal Procedure Law according to the situation of letters and visits.
Article 298 of the Criminal Procedure Law: Complaints are generally accepted and examined by the people's court that has made a legally effective judgment or ruling. If an individual directly appeals to the people's court at a higher level, the people's court at a higher level may transfer the case to the people's court for examination, and if the people's court has made a legally effective judgment or ruling, it shall inform the complainant; If the case is difficult, complicated or significant, or the people's court that has made a legally effective judgment or ruling still insists on appealing, the people's court at a higher level may directly accept and examine it, and the people's court at a lower level may also request that it be transferred to the people's court at a higher level for examination and handling.