Objections to jurisdiction can be raised in criminal proceedings.
Article 25 of the Criminal Procedure Law: "A criminal case shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court of the place where the crime was committed. If it is more suitable to be tried by the people's court of the defendant's domicile, it can be under the jurisdiction of the people's court of the defendant's domicile. "
Article 26: "Several cases under the jurisdiction of the people's court at the same level shall be tried by the people's court that accepted them first. When necessary, it may be transferred to the people's court of the place where the main crime is committed. "
Article 27: "A people's court at a higher level may designate a people's court at a lower level to try a case with unclear jurisdiction, or it may designate a people's court at a lower level to transfer the case to another people's court for trial."
In addition, according to the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Application and the Rules of the People's Court for Handling Criminal Cases (Trial), the defendant and his defense lawyer can raise jurisdiction objections at the pre-trial meeting stage, but they should explain the reasons. In addition, in the actual case-handling experience, if they have objections to the jurisdiction of the case, they will actively communicate with the case-handling organs. Secondly, according to the Provisions of the People's Court on Handling Criminal Cases (Trial), the case-handling organ shall examine the jurisdictional objections raised by the defendant or his defense lawyer. If the objection is established, it shall be returned to the people's procuratorate or transferred to the people's court with jurisdiction according to law; If it is considered inappropriate for this court to exercise jurisdiction, it may request the people's court at the next higher level to handle it. If the people's court considers that the objection is not established after examination, it shall reject the objection according to law.
Legal objectivity:
Article 127 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that after the people's court accepts a case, if the parties have any objection to the jurisdiction, they shall raise it during the submission of the defense. The people's court shall examine the objections raised by the parties. If the objection is established, it shall be ordered to transfer the case to the people's court with jurisdiction; If the objection is not established, the ruling shall be rejected. If the parties fail to raise any objection to the jurisdiction and respond to the lawsuit, it shall be deemed that the people's court against whom the lawsuit is filed has jurisdiction, except those that violate the provisions on hierarchical jurisdiction and exclusive jurisdiction.