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Zhang Jun inspects courts in Liaoning, urges effective dispute resolution
Zhang Jun, president of the Supreme People’s Court (SPC), led a team to Northeast China’s Liaoning province from March 25 to 27 to assess the implementation of the guiding principles from the annual two sessions and inspect adjudication work at local courts.
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Zhang Jun calls for consistent efforts to enhance adjudication in new era
The Leading Party Members Group of the Supreme People's Court (SPC) held a group study session on March 24 to discuss the implementation of the guiding principles of the annual two sessions and the resolution of the National People's Congress.
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Zhang Jun stresses importance of lawmakers’ supervision of judicial work
Zhang Jun, president of the Supreme People's Court (SPC), discussed the SPC’s work report with deputies to the National People’s Congress (NPC) from Henan, Jilin and Qinghai provinces on March 8 and 9.
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Zhang Jun emphasizes high-quality and efficient dispute resolution
Zhang Jun, president of the Supreme People's Court, gave a lecture on March 17 at the opening ceremony of the spring semester of the National Judges College, emphasizing the importance of enhancing the judiciary's capacity to resolve disputes with high quality and efficiency.
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SPC highlights liaison with non-CPC members
SPC highlights rigorous efforts to promote judicial impartiality
The people's courts will consciously accept supervision and actively seek support, in order to gather a wider range of strengths, promote the modernization of judicial trial work, and fully implement whole-process people's democracy and the people-centered development philosophy.
Zhang Jun meets with chairperson of NPC Supervisory and Judicial Affairs Committee
Zhang said handling litigation-related complaint letters and visits can help the courts identify the problems and deficiencies in judicial trials, enabling them to offer tailored guidance to lower-level courts.
SPC vows to ensure every complaint letter receives a reply
