The most typical cases where officials sue the people are criminal procedure law and public prosecution cases.
See Article 3 of the Criminal Procedure Law:
The public security organs are responsible for the investigation, detention, arrest and preliminary trial of criminal cases. For cases directly accepted by the procuratorial organs, the People's Procuratorate is responsible for prosecuting, approving arrests, investigating and prosecuting cases. The People's Court shall be responsible for the trial. Except as otherwise provided by law, no other agency, organization or individual has the right to exercise these powers.
There are also some separate provisions, such as the Environmental Protection Law, which have similar implications.
Extended data:
Generally speaking, the laws applicable to civil and official litigation are as follows:
Officials told the people that in addition to the Civil Procedure Law and the Administrative Procedure Law All laws except
People's Procuratorate: Administrative Procedure Law.
The people tell the people: Civil Procedure Law.
The unique principles of the three major procedural laws are as follows:
(1) Administrative Litigation Law: principles of review of the legality of specific administrative actions and the burden of proof.
(2) Civil Procedure Law: Debate Principle and Punishment Principle.
(3) Criminal Procedure Law: the principle of division of responsibilities, mutual cooperation and mutual restriction between the public prosecutor and the law; the principle that no one shall be confirmed guilty without the judgment of the people's court; the principle that the defendant has the right to defend, etc.
Reference materials:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Basic Principles of Civil Procedure Law
Baidu Encyclopedia-Basic Principles of Criminal Procedure Law
Baidu Encyclopedia- Basic principles of administrative litigation