Appeals in criminal cases in the Supreme People's Court.

The procedure of criminal cases mainly includes first instance, second instance and retrial. Among them, the retrial is initiated according to the appeal of the parties or the protest of the procuratorate, so how should the parties appeal? Under what conditions can I appeal? I have compiled this knowledge for everyone, welcome to read! Complaint 1. The complainant may be the party concerned, his legal representative, close relatives, or an outsider who thinks that the effective judgment or ruling infringes upon his legitimate rights and interests. 2. The materials that the petitioner should submit: (1) Petition. The basic information, contact information, facts and reasons of the complaint of the parties shall be stated; (2) Legal documents such as the original judgments and rulings of first and second instance. 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; When applying for investigation and evidence collection, the people's court shall attach relevant clues or materials. If the complaint does not meet the above requirements, the people's court shall inform the complainant of the supplementary materials; If the complainant refuses to supplement the necessary materials without justifiable reasons, it will not be reviewed. 3. Review court: The appeal shall be reviewed and handled by the people's court of final appeal. However, in a case where the people's court of second instance decides to allow the withdrawal of the appeal, if the complainant refuses to accept the judgment of first instance and appeals, it may be examined and handled by the people's court of first instance. The people's court at a higher level may inform the complainant to file a complaint with the people's court of final appeal, or directly submit it to the people's court of final appeal for examination and handling, and inform the complainant; If the case is difficult, complicated or significant, it can also be directly examined and handled. If the people's court of final appeal and the people's court at the next higher level directly appeal to the people's court at the next higher level, the people's court at the next higher level may inform the complainant to appeal to the people's court at the next lower level. Complaints about death penalty cases can be directly examined and handled by the people's court that originally approved them, or submitted to the people's court that originally tried them for examination. The people's court that originally tried the case shall write a review report, put forward opinions on handling it, and report it to the people's court that originally approved it for review and handling. 4. If the complainant refuses to accept the rejection of the appeal, he may appeal to the people's court at the next higher level. If the people's court at the next higher level considers that the complaint does not conform to the provisions of Article 242 of the Criminal Procedure Law and the second paragraph of Article 375 of this Interpretation, it shall persuade the complainant to withdraw the complaint; Those who still insist on appealing shall be rejected or notified not to retry.