What should I do if I appeal against the criminal incidental civil ruling?

Comrade Editor: Ma Mou, a private prosecutor, filed a criminal private prosecution and a criminal incidental civil action with the court of first instance because the defendant Ding Mou committed the crime of intentional injury. After trial, the court of first instance ruled that Ding was not guilty and assumed civil liability for compensation. Defendant Ding refused to accept the appeal to the court of second instance (the Municipal Intermediate People's Court) and ruled that it was rejected. Now Ding has filed a complaint with the county procuratorate. Excuse me: which level of procuratorial organ should accept the complaint against Ding? Where a protest is necessary, which department of the procuratorial organ shall handle it? Comrade Zhenglong Yang Zhenglong Yang, People's Procuratorate of Dafeng City, Jiangsu Province: Criminal incidental civil litigation and criminal litigation (including criminal private prosecution) both occur in the process of criminal litigation and are an organic whole. According to Article 78 of the Criminal Procedure Law: "An incidental civil action shall be tried together with a criminal case. Only in order to prevent excessive delay in criminal trials can the same trial organization continue to hear incidental civil actions after the trial of criminal cases is over. " Therefore, the appeal against incidental civil judgment or ruling should belong to the category of criminal appeal. Article 4 of the Provisions of the People's Procuratorate on the Examination of Criminal Appeal Cases clearly stipulates: "The criminal appeal under the jurisdiction of the People's Procuratorate refers to the appeal against the criminal decision of the People's Procuratorate to terminate the lawsuit and the legally effective criminal judgment and ruling of the People's Court (including criminal incidental civil judgment and ruling)." The criminal incidental civil ruling made by the court of second instance is final and takes legal effect once it is made.