Structure of the State |
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The State Trial Organ |  |
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The Supreme People's Court is the highest trial organ in the country and exercises its right of trial independently. It is also the highest supervising organ over the trial practices of local people's courts and special people's courts at various levels. It reports its work to the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee. The right of appointment and removal of the president and vice presidents as well as members of the trial committee of the Supreme People's Court lies with the National People's Congress.
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| • | The Functions and Rights of the Supreme People's Court (SPC) |
| • | Principles for the Work of the SPC |
| • | The Organizational Setup of the SPC |
| • | The Trial Committee |
| • | Trial Organs |
| • | The Multi-hearing Trial System |
| • | The National Court Organizations |
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