(2) Cases that are difficult, complicated and have great social impact;
(three) cases that may conflict with the judgment of this court or a higher court;
(four) the relevant units or individuals report cases of illegal trial by judges.
(1) Group dispute cases that may affect social stability, including:
Civil and commercial cases involving people's livelihood, such as labor disputes, labor remuneration, commercial housing sales, house demolition, private lending, rural land management rights transfer, etc. ;
(2) Stakeholder criminal cases, such as triad-related crimes, fund-raising fraud, illegal absorption of public deposits, etc.
(3) Administrative cases involving land expropriation and house demolition. , which may lead to class action;
Group litigation cases involving important industries, major projects and key enterprises in this Municipality;
(2) Cases that are difficult, complicated and have great social impact, including:
(a) major cases involving political security, national diplomacy, national defense security, ethnic and religious, social stability, national interests and social interests, public interest litigation cases and new types of cases;
(2) Cases that need retrial according to law are found by the president;
Cases that may have a significant impact on the image of political and legal organs and the credibility of law enforcement;
(3) Cases that may conflict with similar judgments include:
(a) cases that may conflict with the guiding cases published by the Supreme People's Court;
(2) Cases that may conflict with the cases issued by the higher court and the referee's guide;
(three) cases that may conflict with the effective judgment of the court or the higher court;
(4) remanding or ordering a retrial of a case;
⑤ The first and second trials undertake the controversial cases of revision by judges or collegiate panels.
(four) the relevant units or individuals to report cases of violations of law and discipline by judges, including:
Reflect in person or in writing that the judge has improper contacts with the parties, lawyers or agents ad litem, or that the case has been delayed for a long time, the judgment is unfair, or that the president of our court thinks it may be suspected of violating the trial discipline;
Legal basis: Article 232 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that local people's procuratorates at all levels shall lodge a protest against the judgment or ruling of the people's court of first instance at the same level through the people's court that originally tried the case, and send a copy of the protest to the people's procuratorate at the next higher level. The people's court that originally tried the case shall transfer the protest together with the case file and evidence to the people's court at the next higher level and send a copy of the protest to the parties. If the people's procuratorate at a higher level thinks that the protest is improper, it may withdraw the protest from the people's court at the same level and notify the people's procuratorate at a lower level.