Procedure for appealing criminal cases to the Supreme Court

Legal subjectivity:

1, institute criminal proceedings. Article 6 of the Interim Provisions stipulates: "After receiving the complaint, the people's court shall register and carefully examine it. The people's court of first instance shall file a case when examining and handling a criminal complaint. " 2. Review criminal complaints. After accepting a complaint, the people's court or the people's procuratorate shall conduct a comprehensive review, which is not limited by the reasons for the complainant's complaint. The contents of the review shall include: (1) the facts of the case. (2) Whether the applicable law is correct. 3. Handling of review results. After reviewing the criminal complaint, the original people's court of final appeal considers that the original judgment or ruling is correct, and then persuades and educates the complainant to make him obey the judgment and complaint; Insist on unreasonable complaints, can be refused by written notice. And told the complainant that he could not appeal again. After examination, it is found that the original judgment is indeed wrong and needs to be retried, and a collegial panel shall be formed separately for retrial in accordance with the procedure of trial supervision.

Legal objectivity:

The Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Implementation of the Criminal Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Article 300 An appeal case accepted by a people's court shall generally have an original and a copy of the appeal. The contents of the appeal should include: the document number of the judgment and ruling of first instance and the time when the appellant received it, the name of the people's court of first instance, the request and reasons for the appeal, and the time when the appeal was filed. If the defendant's defender or close relatives appeal with the consent of the defendant, they shall also state their relationship with the defendant and regard the defendant as the appellant.