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Businessman claims personal details were falsified
2017-05-02
He Xianxiang has become a well-known figure on Chinese social media since he posted details of the 170,000 yuan ($24,630) fee he was charged for expert testimony in a civil dispute.
Judicial assessment industry faces major shakeup
2017-05-02
Third-party judicial appraisal institutes face strict new regulations after a businessman sparked a social media storm by posting details of the sky-high fee he was charged for verification of evidence required for a court case.
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China's top law enforcement official calls for more good Samaritans
2017-04-28
Meng Jianzhu, head of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the CPC Central Committee, meets with good Samaritans and their families in Beijing on April 24.
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Legislators mull extension to Chinese jury program
2017-04-26
Legislators have been engaged in heat discussion over an application by the Supreme People's Court to extend a pilot program on how Chinese juries are selected.
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Pilot juror program to be extended until May
2017-04-25
A two-year pilot program to increase public participation in legal proceedings and improve the standing of court rulings is expected to be extended by a year to May 2018, according to a draft submitted to China's top legislature on April 24.
Chinese legal delegation visits Portugal, enhances cooperation
2017-04-22
At the invitation of his Portuguese counterpart, Zhou Qiang, president of the China's Supreme People's Court (SPC), started a three-day visit to Portugal on April 17.
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Crackdown begins on court officials' behavior
2017-04-19
A crackdown to regulate court officials' behavior while enforcing verdicts was launched Wednesday, China's top court said.
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Symposium on foreign-related commercial trials opens in Hangzhou
2017-04-19
China's top court held a symposium on foreign-related commercial cases on April 18 in Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province.
