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Compensation may be increased for mental suffering
2018-11-14
China's top court is considering raising the level of compensation for mental anguish for people subjected to wrongful legal decisions, a senior official said.
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Top court to enhance protection of entrepreneurs
2018-11-12
Judicial protection of private enterprises and entrepreneurs will be enhanced in accordance with the law to offer them more sense of security and prevent civil economic disputes from being solved by criminal penalties.
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Improving judicial mechanisms to support opening-up
2018-11-13
China's courts are required to launch intelligent courts, optimize judicial policies and deepen judicial reform to better serve the people and opening-up strategy.
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SPC releases guideline to serve rural vitalization strategy
2018-11-12
Protecting farmers' rights and interests has become a focus of China's courts as they work to serve the rural vitalization strategy, according to a guideline released by the Supreme People's Court (SPC) on Nov 7.
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Improved administrative adjudication mechanism needed to serve China's development
2018-11-13
Courts at various levels should promote private economy and improve the business climate to serve national institutes' reform.
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SPC vice-president attends IPR judges forum in Geneva
2018-11-13
China is making efforts to strengthen judicial protection of intellectual property and international cooperation in the area, said Tao Kaiyuan, chief justice and vice-president of the Supreme People's Court (SPC).
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Top court orders crackdown on gang crimes in rural areas
2018-11-12
China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) has urged courts nationwide to enhance their efforts to crack down on gang crimes in rural areas to better serve the country's rural vitalization strategy.
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Shanghai courts apply more foreign laws in international cases
2018-11-12
The Shanghai High People's Court has attempted to apply foreign laws in more civil and commercial cases involving parties from outside the country to create a fair and just legal environment as it goes ever more international.
