Reconsideration of the second-level judicial appraisal of minor injuriesIf you are dissatisfied with the conclusion of minor injuries, you may apply for re-appraisal. If the public security organ agre

Reconsideration of the second-level judicial appraisal of minor injuriesIf you are dissatisfied with the conclusion of minor injuries, you may apply for re-appraisal. If the public security organ agrees to re-identify, it will generally take no more than 15 days. Article 132 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that when the People's Procuratorate reviews a case and deems it necessary to re-examine or review the investigation and inspection of the public security organs, it may request the public security organs to re-examine and review the case, and may send prosecutors to participate. . 1. Citizens applying for administrative reconsideration should submit the following materials: (1) Two copies of the application for administrative reconsideration (if there are more than two respondents, one additional copy will be added for each additional person); (2) A copy of the applicant’s ID card One copy, and the original copy must be produced on the spot for verification; (3) Legal documents for specific administrative actions taken by the respondent (if the respondent does not produce legal documents for specific administrative actions or the legal documents are not delivered), the applicant shall submit the legal documents. If legal documents are served, the applicant shall submit relevant materials that can prove the existence of specific administrative actions); (4) If someone entrusts another person to apply for administrative reconsideration on his or her behalf, the applicant must also submit: 1. Letter of authorization; 2. Copy of the entrusted person’s ID card 3. If represented by a lawyer, a letter of introduction from the law firm and a copy of the lawyer's practicing certificate (the originals must be produced on the spot for verification) should also be submitted. (5) If a citizen dies and his close relatives apply for administrative reconsideration, they shall submit the death certificate of the citizen and the death certificate of the citizen who is related to the applicant; (6) If the applicant applies for administrative reconsideration beyond the statutory time limit due to force majeure or other legitimate reasons, Evidence proving its effectiveness shall be submitted; (7) Other necessary materials. 2. When a legal person or other organization applies for administrative reconsideration, it shall submit the following materials: (1) Two copies of the application for administrative reconsideration (if there are more than two respondents, one additional copy will be added for each additional respondent); (2) The applicant is a legal person If the applicant is an organization, the applicant shall submit a copy of the business license (the original shall be presented for verification on the spot) and a certificate of legal representative; if the applicant is another organization, the applicant shall submit documents approving the establishment of the organization and certification documents of the main person in charge; (3) ) Legal documents for specific administrative actions taken by the respondent (if the respondent takes specific administrative actions without producing legal documents or the legal documents are not delivered, the applicant shall submit relevant materials that can prove the existence of the specific administrative actions); (4) Entrustment If someone else handles the matter, they should also submit: 1. A power of attorney; 2. A copy of the client's ID card, and present the original for verification on the spot; 3. If a lawyer represents you, you should also submit a lawyer's letter and a copy of the lawyer's practicing certificate (shown on the spot) original). (5) If a legal person or other organization terminates, and if a legal person or other organization assumes its rights and applies for administrative reconsideration, it shall submit proof of assuming the rights; (6) If the applicant applies for administrative reconsideration beyond the statutory time limit due to force majeure or other legitimate reasons, it shall submit a valid Proof of time limit; (7) Other necessary materials. The review time stipulates that if you are dissatisfied with the conclusion of the minor injury appraisal and apply for re-appraisal, the qualified judicial appraisal institution that accepts the re-appraisal entrustment should generally be higher than the original entrusted judicial appraisal institution. Regarding the appraisal time and the first appraisal time stipulated by law, according to Article 26 of the "Rules of Forensic Appraisal Procedures", the appraisal of the entrusted matter should be completed within thirty working days from the date of signing the judicial appraisal agreement with the client. If the appraisal matters involve complex, difficult or special technical issues or the inspection process requires a long time, the time for completing the appraisal can be appropriately extended with the approval of the person in charge of the institution, and the extension time shall generally not exceed thirty working days. To sum up, the above contents are the materials required to apply for reconsideration of the second-level judicial appraisal of minor injuries, and they need to be completed within a certain period of time. Only by fully preparing the materials required for forensic appraisal can you ensure the success of your reconsideration.