The case review opinions of the procuratorate are the recorded facts that the criminal suspect has confirmed to the public security organs and procuratorial organs, or the facts that have been clearly investigated. After being reviewed by the person in charge of the review and prosecution department, they are submitted to the procurator-general or the procuratorial committee for decision. When considering sentencing, reference is the evidence for the people's court to hear public prosecution cases.
People's procuratorates exercise procuratorial power over major criminal cases that endanger national security, public safety, and infringe upon citizens' personal rights and democratic rights. Examining cases investigated by public security organs and deciding whether to arrest, prosecute or not to prosecute. Prosecuting and supporting public prosecution in criminal cases. Supervise the legality of the activities of public security organs, people's courts, prisons and detention centers.