Aug 18, 2011, should have been Ren Jianyu's first rung on the ladder to success as a government official. Instead, just hours after being formally recruited as a civil servant, the then-25-year-old Chongqing native was arrested on charges of attempting to overthrow the State.
On October 16, a seminar on the legal academic and internship program was hosted by the Supreme People’s Court, during which SPC President Zhou Qiang called on judicial professionals to work hard in solving problems.
Supreme People’s Court Vice-President Tao Kaiyuan, leading a Chinese delegation, attended a meeting of Presidents of the Supreme Courts of Central and Eastern European countries from Oct 11-14 in Brijuni, Croatia.
The number of lawsuits involving elderly residents has surged in urban Shanghai, especially disputes concerning money, division of property and second marriages.
A technology research team to assist judges hearing a surge in complex intellectual property disputes was established today in Beijing to help ensure more professional verdicts.
The Communist Party of China Central Committee has published new rules on clean governance and sanctions for those who violate the Party code of conduct.
With a mixture of excitement and nervousness Sun Liang, a postgraduate student at Tsinghua University's law school, visited China's top court as one of the first 50 judicial interns.
