Which court is better, the civil court or the criminal court?

If you want to be a lawyer in the future, you can certainly do well in civil courts. The first reason is that there are many types of cases that can enrich your legal knowledge; Second, if the parties don't give in to each other, you can subconsciously cultivate your debating ability; Third, the civil court clerk is more tired than the criminal court, which can cultivate your work spirit and exercise your willpower. But it is best for the court to do it, which can help you develop a rigorous work style and logical thinking ability.

Supplementary answer:

Since I have worked in the procuratorate, I will definitely do well in the civil court after I go to the court. To be a lawyer, it is best to master the law in an all-round way, and the development will be different.

There are far more cases in civil courts than in criminal courts, everywhere. Of course it's more tiring than the court. But this is a good opportunity for you to exercise. Today's efforts will be the reason for happiness tomorrow. I have met many capable clerks in the court, and they have made great achievements since they became lawyers.

The rights of investigators in civil courts are definitely greater than those in criminal courts. Because the decision-making power in some criminal cases lies with the judicial committee, while the decision-making power in some civil cases lies with the collegial panel.