Chinese police bust cross-border fraud syndicate, detaining 132 suspects
Chinese police have detained 132 suspects for allegedly committing more than 2,000 cross-border medical frauds in nationwide raids since April, the Ministry of Public Security announced Thursday.
Fugitive duty crime suspect returns to China to surrender
Zheng Dongqiang, a fugitive duty crime suspect, on Wednesday returned to China to surrender himself to the authorities, according to a statement on the website of the Communist Party of China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Senior official urges expanding publicity, education on Constitution
A senior Communist Party of China (CPC) official has called for actively responding to what the people need and expect and earnestly performing duties conferred by the Constitution and laws.
China's supreme court signs MoU with PICC to ensure judgment enforcement
The Supreme People's Court of China on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the People's Insurance Company of China (PICC) to further ensure the enforcement of court judgments in the country.
China unveils first "Constitution Week" campaign
China has unveiled its first Constitution Week publicity campaign in the northern city of Hohhot, capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Guangming Daily reported Monday.
China publishes guideline for building mediation rooms
China's Ministry of Justice has released a guideline for building "mediation rooms."
China to launch first "Constitution Week" campaign
China will launch its first Constitution Week publicity campaign, which is scheduled from Dec. 2 to 8, according to an official circular released Monday.
Senior legislators discuss legislative work to foster, regulate AI development
Senior legislators on Saturday met to study and discuss the legislative and supervisory work to foster and regulate the development of artificial intelligence (AI).
China publishes cases of violating child-rights
China's Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) has published three cases showing the violation of juvenile rights, including child molestation, rape and abuse.
Notorious 'Secretary Yan' fired and expelled from Party in probe
A former official in Southwest China, who went viral online after a woman invoked his government title to intimidate a kindergarten teacher, was punished for violations of law and Party discipline.
China solicits public opinions on draft vaccine management law
China's State Administration for Market Regulation on Sunday published a draft law on vaccine management at its website to solicit public opinions for half a month.
China to improve legal services for private businesses: official
China will create a sound environment for private businesses by improving legal services and law enforcement, Minister of Justice Fu Zhenghua said Sunday.
China's top legislature wraps up bimonthly session
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) closed its five-day bimonthly session Friday, adopting a revised Criminal Procedure Law, revisions to the organic laws of courts and procuratorates, among others.
China's top legislature wraps up bimonthly session
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) closed its five-day bimonthly session Friday, adopting a revised Criminal Procedure Law, revisions to the organic laws of courts and procuratorates, among others.
China tightens supervision on false litigation
Chinese procuratorates have tightened supervision on false litigation, which refers to baseless lawsuits without merit.
Lawmakers call for expansion of criminal default judgment scope
Lawmakers on Tuesday called for expansion of the scope of a proposed criminal default judgment mechanism during panel discussions at the ongoing session of the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee.
China's top legislature mulls revisions to Criminal Procedure Law
China's top legislature on Monday started its bimonthly session to deliberate a draft amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law and a draft amendment to the Drug Administration Law, part of a five-day agenda.
Draft law revisions suggest public supervision on judicial work
China's top legislature on Monday began the third reading of draft revisions to the organic laws of the people's courts and the people's procuratorates.