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Zhang Jun calls for deepened exchanges to drive high-quality China-Singapore judicial cooperation
The ninth China-Singapore Legal and Judicial Roundtable was held in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong province, on Nov 18.
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Chief justice asks courts to function within the boundaries of Constitution and law
As China observes its National Constitution Day on Thursday, Zhang Jun, the chief justice of the Supreme People's Court, emphasized the necessity for the judiciary to function strictly within the boundaries of the Constitution and the law.
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Zhang Jun calls for high-quality development of judicial education and training at 40th anniversary symposium of the National Judges College
Zhang Jun, secretary of the Leading Party Members Group and president of the Supreme People’s Court (SPC), attended a symposium marking the 40th anniversary of the National Judges College on Oct 31.
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Zhang Jun meets presidents of supreme courts from Portuguese-speaking countries and regions
Zhang Jun, president and chief justice of the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) of China, met in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong province, with delegations of presidents of supreme courts from Portuguese-speaking countries and regions, who visited the Chinese mainland after attending the Forum of Presidents of the Supreme Courts from Portuguese-speaking Countries and Regions held in the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR).
Zhang Jun advocates enhanced circuit court reform to safeguard national stability
Zhang Jun calls for integration of theory and practice in legal education 
Zhang Jun urges judicial readiness among young judges to support high-quality development
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
