Legal document is a big concept. Legal documents are used by judicial administrative organs, parties and lawyers in solving litigation and non-litigation cases, including non-normative documents of judicial organs. Including normative and non-normative. Legal documents refer to legal documents produced by public security organs (including state security organs), procuratorates, courts, prisons or reform-through-labour institutions, notary organs and arbitration organs in handling all kinds of litigation cases and non-litigation cases according to law, as well as documents with legal effect or legal significance written by parties, lawyers and law firms, that is, all non-normative legal documents except normative legal documents (various laws promulgated by the national legislature). Litigation documents belong to a kind of legal documents, and the indictment can be divided into civil indictment, civil appeal indictment, criminal private prosecution indictment, criminal appeal indictment and defense according to different situations. Legal documents refer to all documents, documents and official documents with legal effect or legal significance. Litigation documents are documents submitted by the parties, agents and third parties to the court for litigation. Judicial documents mainly refer to the documents used by judicial organs, that is, courts and procuratorates, in the process of handling cases, and of course also include the documents used by lawyers and parties when dealing with court procuratorates.
1. Let's first look at the relationship between legal documents and litigation documents: from the main point of view, the main body of legal documents is the national judicial organs and their judicial organizations and parties.
2. Look at the relationship between legal documents and judicial documents: judicial documents are subordinate to the types of legal documents. Judicial documents are judgment documents made by the court, and litigation documents are documents submitted by the parties, agents and third parties to the court for use in the litigation process, such as complaints and pleadings.
Legal basis:
Administrative Compulsory Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 2 The term "administrative coercion" as mentioned in this Law includes administrative coercive measures and administrative compulsory execution.