Summary of the temporary training work of judges

Summary of the Judge’s Temporary Training

The work of a judge during the temporary training period includes a lot. A good work summary is helpful to plan your own work direction. The following is the judge I compiled for you Summary of temporary training work, for reference only!

Part 1: Summary of temporary training work for judges

1. Impressions of Zhoushan for the first time

In July 20**, I was fortunate enough to participate in the project for hundreds of doctors and masters to enter Dinghai in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and traveled across the ocean to the beautiful island city of Zhoushan. The bus slowly drove into the pier, we got off the bus and boarded the ferry. Along the way, the seascape is vast and misty, with rolling islands and low clouds. The clouds connect to the islands and the islands follow the water, giving people the feeling of being in a painting. The passenger ship slowly docked, and my classmates from Jiaotong University and I excitedly set foot on this island, feeling the leisure and freshness of this island. Compared with Shanghai's hot weather, Zhoushan's climate is very pleasant. No matter how hot the sun is outside, it will feel particularly cool as long as there is shade of trees, because the wind there is also cool.

Our first destination was the Friendship Hotel in Zhoushan, where the relevant leaders of the Organization Department of the Zhoushan Municipal Party Committee held a grand welcome ceremony for our classmates from various universities and entertained us warmly. Immediately afterwards, the Organization Department of the Dinghai District Party Committee, together with the temporary unit, held a warm welcome meeting for us the next day and made specific arrangements for our next work and life. The leaders at the urban and municipal levels showed their care and concern for us. We are deeply moved and inspired by the attention. So I told myself that I must study hard and work hard during the next few days of my temporary job.

I and another classmate were assigned to work on a temporary basis at the Dinghai District People’s Court. We said we were working on a temporary basis, but in fact we were here to study. I was full of enthusiasm when I first arrived at the court. Although I had never worked in a court and did not know much about the working procedures of the court, I was full of confidence in everything and had a strong desire for knowledge. I believed that as long as I communicated more with judges and clerks, Communicate with employees, ask them for advice if you don't understand, and then slowly understand it. You will be able to adapt to the work here quickly in a short period of time. When we first entered the court, the first person who welcomed us was Director Lu of the Political Department. After briefly introducing us to the relevant situation of the court, he led us to visit various departments in the court to familiarize ourselves with the work of the relevant departments. At the same time, Dinghai President Song of the court also received us cordially. Considering our inability to understand the local language and the actual situation faced by the court, the court finally decided to arrange us to work in the court office first, and then arrange some trials for us when appropriate. Business work. After clarifying the job position and goals, we can get into work smoothly.

2. Work practice: information publicity, online reviews, research reports, system drafting, court hearing records, case discussions

(1) About information publicity and online reviews. In the first week of work, I started to come into contact with information publicity work. Information publicity is a regular functional work of the office. Compiling and distributing information drafts and writing promotional materials are also routine work contents of information publicity, which involves relevant information drafts of the court. The information and publicity work is not only a platform for the court’s internal information dissemination, but also a window for the court’s external contacts and publicity. During this process, Sister Xiao He from the office and Deputy Director Jiang Ping patiently guided and helped me with the format and requirements for information publicity, so that I could smoothly become familiar with the relevant work and get started quickly. Within a week, I We compiled and distributed several information drafts, and some of them were even published by local media.

While continuing to compile and distribute information and promotional materials, we began the work of collecting current reviews from the Internet for nearly half a month, so our first job every morning was to browse major websites and search for various information. , compiled and then forwarded, perhaps because we have not yet understood the tastes of the leaders of the High Court, the adoption rate of forwarded online excerpts is also relatively low. After review, we adjusted our work ideas, and only slightly improved.

(2) Regarding the drafting of research reports and systems. During our tenure, we individually or jointly completed a total of three research reports and the drafting of a system. The first research report is about anti-corruption and upholding integrity in courts. In this report titled "Continuously Promoting Anti-corruption and Upholding Integrity with Institutional Innovation as the Core", we start from the perspective of institutional innovation and focus on the " "Relevant Provisions on Several Issues in the Trial of Big-Bid Cases" and a series of systems and their implementation status, combine the implementation of the system with implementation supervision to conduct dynamic inspections, and form an anti-corruption system innovation system with the Supervision Office as the core, and Based on the actual implementation effects of the court, we conducted relevant research and reviewed a large amount of data for horizontal and vertical comparisons, which ultimately enabled the successful completion of this research report.

The second research report is about the unification of legal effects and social effects in judicial trials. We usually believe that judges should make judgments based on legal facts when hearing cases, but in specific cases Under such circumstances, the content reflected by the legal facts themselves is not equal to the objective reality itself. In reality, whether the judge should make a judgment based on legal facts or objective truth, this actually reflects the conflict between legal effects and social effects. Especially in the current special context where courts are active in administering justice, serving the overall situation, protecting people's livelihood, ensuring stability, maintaining growth, and promoting harmony, the above issues are undoubtedly of great practical significance. So around the unity and conflict between legal facts and objective facts, after relevant research, I wrote an article titled "Walking Between Legal Facts and Objective Truth---A Brief Discussion on the Impact of Judicial Trial on Cultivating Citizens" "The Influence of Rule Awareness", the article believes that based on the differences between Chinese and Western legal cultures, in the current special context of China, it is unrealistic to overemphasize legal effects and overemphasize social effects, and either will lead to serious Compromising the justice of individual cases will either seriously damage the authority of the law. Therefore, to truly achieve the unification of legal effects and social effects, we must ultimately start by improving citizens’ awareness of rules. Then, improve citizens’ awareness of rules, and gradually realize the overall awareness of citizens’ awareness of rules through judicial trials. The correction of this curve is undoubtedly an important entry point.

The last research report is about how the courts can effectively provide legal services to enterprises in the context of the financial crisis. Under the circumstances of the financial crisis, the survival and development of each enterprise are facing difficulties to varying degrees. The healthy development of an enterprise is directly related to the overall situation of people's livelihood, growth and stability. Therefore, focusing on the actual work of the Dinghai Court in handling enterprise-related cases, we made an article titled "Providing High-Quality Legal Services to Enterprises *** Grammar" In the research report "Difficulties", the services provided by the court to enterprises were specifically summarized into major measures such as in-depth research, establishment of fast litigation channels, balancing of internal interests of enterprises, and improvement of early warning and prevention mechanisms, and a detailed analysis was conducted based on the actual effects of operation. Explanation: During the writing process, we did a lot of investigation work, reviewed and retrieved a large amount of data from the office, and started by comparing the data before and after and describing the current situation, and finally completed this research report smoothly. .

While writing the research report, we also took over a new task, which was to formulate the "Dinghai District People's Court's Emergency Response Plan for Dealing with Internet Public Opinion". This is also based on the many incidents that have occurred in China this year. In order to consider the mass incidents caused by Internet public opinion, during the drafting process of the plan, we did the necessary research work, and also consulted relevant personnel on some situations involved in the internal working mechanism of the court, and finally So that the drafting of this plan can proceed smoothly. The emergency response plan consists of six chapters and 19 articles, which are divided into general provisions and sub-provisions. The structure of chapters, articles and paragraphs details all aspects from public opinion monitoring, public opinion reporting to emergency response. It has a strong Operability: Not long after the plan was formulated, it successfully dealt with a negative online public opinion involving the hospital.

(3) Regarding court hearing records and case discussions. In our spare time, we never miss any learning opportunity. Under the arrangement of Director Lu, we participated in a civil case heard by President Gu of the Administrative Tribunal and made court records. Since the Administrative Tribunal accepts very few administrative cases every year, some civil and commercial cases are diverted to the Administrative Tribunal for handling. After the trial, President Gu also guided and commented on our trial records and put forward suggestions for improvement, which benefited us a lot.

In the last week before leaving, we also participated in the discussion of a house purchase and sale dispute case presided over by Dean Song and appeared in court to record the trial. The main issue in this case was whether the sales contract was valid. Since the seller sells the house through an agent, it is extremely important to find out whether the agent's behavior is effective, which is also the key to handling this case. Since active justice and justice for the people are currently in the spotlight, the handling of cases may pay more attention to unifying the legal effects and social effects of the cases to find a balance point.

In addition, we often use our spare time to attend court hearings, discuss relevant cases with judges, go to the filing court to learn about speedy rulings and mediation, learn case file binding, etc. During the temporary period, the work is generally very fulfilling and fulfilling. Pleasant.

3. Work insights

Although I only stayed in Zhoushan for just over a month, it was a very unforgettable experience. During this period, I gradually became familiar with the working procedures of the court and had preliminary contact and understanding of the judicial business operations of the court. I was also deeply impressed by the serious and pragmatic working attitude of my colleagues. Although the work in the office seems a bit monotonous and complicated, because everyone gets along very harmoniously, this creates a relatively relaxed and pleasant working environment. Everyone can cooperate with each other and divide work at work, and work efficiency has been greatly improved. There is also a lot of energy in the office.

When it comes to work insights, I think it is necessary to talk about the following points: The first is the function of the court. The independent judiciary of the court should be taken for granted, but in reality the court plays a policy and instrumental role. The value of justice is too strong, and the judicial process is affected by many aspects.

On the one hand, we must provide fair justice and serve the people; on the other hand, we must serve the overall situation, and even proactively serve enterprises. From the tasks of some research articles we have taken over, we can see that under the guidance of this series of policies , the courts seem to be conducting justice more around policies, and the value of the judiciary itself cannot be demonstrated, let alone the so-called independence.

Secondly, the judicial process places too much emphasis on social effects. As a result, the first consideration in the process of handling cases is not how to apply the law, but how to avoid causing social backlash. In this environment, , the derogation of legal authority and legal effect is inevitable.

Finally, there is the issue of system implementation of the court itself. In the course of my work, I found that in addition to some regular information releases, the most common things that appear on the intranet are the newly released rules and regulations. Among these systems, there are some documents and notices issued by superior departments, but more What is more important are some systems or regulations issued by the Dinghai Court itself. This also exposed a prominent issue, which is the execution ability of the system itself. I found that except for some documents issued by superior departments that can be implemented more seriously, most of the systems formulated by the courts themselves are slowly updated as the pages are updated. It has sunk in and the implementation is not ideal. In fact, the effectiveness of the system is not reflected in the overwhelming and detailed regulations, but in whether the system can effectively operate and whether it can adjust and standardize the behavior of relevant personnel. I personally feel that it is necessary to carry out a thorough clean-up of the previous system, and do more research in the process of introducing the new system, improve the feasibility of the system, and do a good job in publicity and implementation in the process of system formulation and implementation. Implementation, rectification and other related supporting work.

4. Acknowledgments

Here, I would like to thank Director Lu of the Political Department for his help in life and work, and for sharing some of his valuable work experience with us. Thank you Director Wang, Director Jiang and two colleagues from the office, He Lili and Li Xingya, thank them for their guidance and help in my work. I would also like to thank Cui Jia from the office for enthusiastically providing us with a large amount of statistical information during the writing of the research report. , so that our research work can be carried out smoothly.

Finally, I would also like to thank Zhoushan. This beautiful place allows me to appreciate the vastness of the sea, the agility of Peach Blossom Island, and the charm of Mount Putuo.

Chapter 2: Summary of the temporary training work of judges

Accepting the assignment from the party group of the court, I was fortunate to conduct temporary training at the xx Municipal Court from x month x to x month x, 20xx. During this period, I gained a lot of personal experience by participating in daily work. Here, I am willing to write an article to share with my colleagues in Qinghai, as a reward for my sincere help to my colleagues in xx.

1. Basic situation of the court where I am posted

I was assigned to the Xicheng District People’s Court of xx City. Xicheng District People's Court is one of the 16 grassroots courts in xx City. It was formed by the merger of the original Xicheng and Xuanwu courts in August 20xx. The current office area is divided into two parts, the north and the south. The north area is located at No. 1 Houyingfang Hutong. The surrounding buildings that we are familiar with include Jishuitan Hospital, xx North Station, Peking University People's Hospital, etc. It is adjacent to the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce and the Song and Dance Troupe of the General Political Department. *** and I, together with Chen Xiuyan, a special committee member of the County Court Review Committee, were assigned to the southern section of the Xicheng District Court, which is the Xuanwu District People's Court with an earlier history. It is located at No. 50 Banbuqiao Street within the South Second Ring Road, adjacent to the vegetable market in the north. Kou Street, connected to You'anmen Nei Street in the south, is nearby the famous Grand View Garden and Taoranting Park, and is one subway stop away from XX South Station. Strictly speaking, the office of the Xicheng Court Enforcement Bureau is in the third location, in a single building 500 meters away from the South District, but the police officers still come to the South District when eating.

The office buildings in the north and south districts have a construction area of ??55,000 square meters, including 117 digital courtrooms of various types and 15 interview rooms. The hospital officially has 12 trial business departments, 1 business department, and 33 courts, divisions, offices, and teams. There are currently 9 party members (7 presidents and 7 deputy presidents), 791 trial and other auxiliary personnel, including 511 on-the-job police officers, 112 appointed speed recorders, 42 appointed judicial police officers, and 126 other auxiliary personnel. . The average age of the police officers in the hospital is 36 years old, and there are 342 people with a bachelor's degree or above, of whom 171 have a graduate degree, accounting for 35% of the total number of police officers on staff.

Xicheng District is one of the functional core areas of the capital, covering an area of ??50.70 square kilometers, with a registered population of 1.358 million and a temporary resident population of 146,000. It currently has 15 sub-district offices and 255 communities. The overall positioning of Xicheng District has four points: First, it is the political center. The State Council, Central Military Commission, National People's Congress, and National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference are all located in Xicheng. There are 3,072 central units of various types in the district, including 59 national ministries and commissions; 42 units above the regiment level of the army stationed in the district; and 1,352 municipal units. Major state events, important meetings, foreign exchanges and other government activities are mostly held in Xicheng. The second is the financial center.

There is a famous financial street in the area, just like Wall Street in the United States. National financial regulatory agencies such as the People's Bank of China, China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Insurance Regulatory Commission, and China Securities Regulatory Commission are established here; banks, insurance, telecommunications, electricity, petroleum, Most of the national financial institutions and large corporate headquarters such as natural gas are here; foreign financial institutions, such as Goldman Sachs Bank of the United States and Royal Bank of Canada, also have offices in Financial Street. There are more than 230 financial institutions in the jurisdiction, including 60 state-owned commercial banks, joint-stock banks, fund companies, insurance companies, and securities company headquarters, 80 corporate headquarters directly under the central government, and more than 90 of the world's top foreign-funded financial institutions and international organizations. Due to the economic benefits of the headquarters, in 2011, Xicheng District achieved a regional GDP of 230.2 billion yuan, ranking first in xx; it completed local fiscal revenue of 28.15 billion yuan throughout the year, ranking third in xx. The third is the commercial center. The Xidan area is a famous commercial district. With it as the leader, Xicheng has formed a large business district including Xisi, Xinjiekou, Fuxingmen, Xiwai and many other commercial districts. The district has commercial enterprises with retail sales exceeding 100 million yuan. There are 50 department stores, including 9 department stores such as Xidan, Parkson, Zhongyou, Hualian, and Zhuangsheng Sogo, with retail sales exceeding 1 billion yuan. The fourth is an important tourist area with traditional features. The area includes Shichahai Scenic Area, Liulichang Cultural Street, Tianqiao Performing Arts Area, Dashilan Commercial Area, and many popular tourist areas such as the former residences of celebrities, royal temples, and official residences of princes and nobles. In addition, Xicheng District is rich in education and health resources. It has a number of famous schools and kindergartens such as xx No. 4 Middle School, No. 8 Middle School, Experimental No. 1 and No. 2 Primary Schools, and Beihai Kindergarten. It has 16 tertiary hospitals and 21 specialty hospitals, including Union Hospital, Guang'anmen Hospital, Peking University Hospital, People's Hospital, and Children's Hospital. The amount of medical resources per 1,000 people has reached the world's advanced level.

2. Experience at work

The reason why I focus on introducing the location of Xicheng District in xx is to give everyone a clearer understanding of the aforementioned problems faced by the Xicheng District Court. environment, its work focus and the formation and improvement of its concepts. Xicheng District has a superior geographical location, strong economic strength, prosperous finance and commerce, profound historical heritage, and distinctive humanistic characteristics. As the People's Court of Xicheng District, it emphasizes the construction of Xicheng District into a capital functional core area with more reasonable industrial layout, more complete urban functions, more distinctive cultural characteristics, happier residents' lives, where the ancient capital style and modern culture complement each other, and matches the requirements of world cities. For the direction of efforts.

1. There is a gap in software and hardware resources.

In the Xicheng District Court, I deeply feel that there are indeed some gaps between the courts in our two places in terms of software and hardware resources. It should be said that I went to the intermediate court in the provincial capital city. Compared with the more remote or grassroots courts in the region, the conditions are pretty good. However, as a grassroots court in the central functional area of ????the capital, the Xicheng District Court is equipped with hardware facilities. I think we should have exhausted the best resources of the Chinese courts. We won’t go into details about the same aspects such as monitoring and security inspection, but only focus on the differences in details. I am in the Second Civil Court of the Southern District. There are 25 staff members in the court, 11 judges who are responsible for the main trial tasks, and 10 trial chambers. They are on the same floor of the office and are separated from the parties’ access areas. It can be said that every judge can basically be guaranteed It has its own tribunal, so it can be used without conflict. Clerks and judges also have a "one-on-one" relationship. For a period of time, the court assigned a clerk to follow the case when the case was filed. However, after practical testing, this is no longer the case. Each courtroom has a synchronous video recording system for the entire case trial, and synchronized CDs are archived with each case. There are two to three people in one office, and each office has a printer, which allows the parties to read the shorthand transcripts immediately after the trial. Each court is equipped with a copy machine, a fax machine, and a camera for publicity. Therefore, whenever there are slightly special events such as delivering banners, working overtime, studying court affairs, etc., within an hour, the graphic information produced by the back office is uploaded. to the intranet. As a result, Chen Xiuyan and I reported to the Second Civil Court and the Administrative Court respectively in the morning, and when we went to the cafeteria to eat at noon, a colleague greeted us kindly. Later we found out that we had been "online". The intranet is very rich in information, including current affairs news, but there are also restrictions on who can access the external network. We are an exception. External networks and long-distance calls are installed in the dormitory. There is a badminton room and table tennis table in the office building, and colleagues often play sports after get off work. There is also an internship base at China Medical University, where students’ internship is to provide massage and other physical therapy to police officers. The property management service is also very considerate. Most of the staff come from rural areas in Hebei, Inner Mongolia and other places. They live and eat in the workplace, and the salary is only 1,400 to 500 yuan. Compared with their nine-person dormitory, Sister Chen and I have a larger dormitory. The dormitory is considered a high-end treatment.

Of course there is no comparison regarding the structure of the judges. Those born in the 1970s and 1980s are responsible for the main trial tasks. In particular, the judges born in the 1980s all have master's degrees or above from four famous universities: Peking University, Tsinghua University, National People's Congress, and China National Chengchi University. They must have passed the Judicial Examination and the xx City Civil Service Examination. As far as I know, among them Most of them come from Northeast China, Shandong and some provinces and cities in the south. If they were here, they should be scarce resources, but in the courts of xx, they are all humble and full of vigor and vitality.

In July, the speeches of their first judges were reviewed. Thirty-three young people with more than three years of service and more than one paper published were all calm and capable. They successfully passed the speech and were appointed. This is really the envy and envy of our generation. I heard that there were three other people who had no choice but to lose this opportunity because they had no papers published.

2. The trial concept is the same.

The courts across the country are all members of the same family. Even in the imperial city, the general premise that the courts’ work is to serve economic construction through trials is the same, and their nerves to maintain stability are even tighter. tight. Because of the reality of working in two districts, in the five months I was on the job, I only encountered one hospital-wide meeting during the half-year summary, and even this was not attended by everyone. Whenever the dean gives a speech, he will inevitably mention maintaining stability as the top priority and the issue of petitions. I have never participated in the enforcement of the civil court in xx. I have participated in a confrontation in the Xicheng Court against the enforcement of demolished households in the past three years. The leadership attaches great importance to it, the scale is large, the range of participants is wide and large, and the forced demolition equipment is large. , which gave me a sense of awe. On the way back, when a colleague asked me if I had ever encountered any harassment or harassment in XX, I was a little dumbfounded, but I told her patiently and factually that the nature of the work of courts across the country is the same, and so are the parties involved. It is more difficult for us to bring people from xx than from Tiananmen Square, which is nearly 1,800 kilometers away. Everyone in the car laughed.

Ranked among the best among 16 grassroots courts. What I want to say here is that they are also being assessed by various indicators and are also trying to find ways to deal with various assessment indicators. At a meeting of middle-level cadres that we were invited to attend, a capable female judge president suggested that the simplified procedures for mediatable cases could be converted into ordinary procedures to increase the bonus points and take into account jury points. In response to her detailed analysis of assessment factors and useful suggestions she put forward, the dean praised her on the spot and encouraged everyone to study more. I felt at the time that it was so similar to our situation.

3. Judges are under great pressure.

The caseload is large, and the average number of cases closed is far higher than ours. I think this goes without saying. There may also be factors related to different statistical methods. The work pressure is high, but I rarely see them working overtime. When the case was concluded in half a year, they were called by the dean, which really set off a climax of "working overtime" and "working hard" for twenty days. Why put in quotation marks, because I feel that this large scale is symbolic. For example, in our Second Civil Court, there were more than 180 cases at that time, and more than 100 cases at the time. We worked overtime twice. , the back office staff called the canteen to reserve dinner. After the meal, everyone went about their business in the office and posed in various poses, and the back office staff took photos. As a result, the photo news in those days was all about working hard all night long.

I feel that it is normal for their cases to be stressful. Who would pay more attention to the commonplace things in life? Just do it. It is normal to receive more than a dozen cases at a time. There are many types of cases. Since the jurisdiction involves urban renewal and the land price within the second ring road is high, the number of property dispute cases such as ownership confirmation is particularly large. There are several well-known hospitals in the area, and there are also many medical disputes. But how does Judge Li Hongxing of Chaoyang Court handle more than 800 cases every year? Colleagues in Xicheng think that maybe he handles quick-trial cases.

Life pressure is also one aspect. As mentioned earlier, many young people come from outside Beijing, which poses a big problem in settling down. We don’t want houses priced above 40,000 yuan/m2 in the second ring road, and there are no houses priced below 10,000 yuan/m2 in the fifth ring road. The unit rents a dormitory for newly recruited people, but graduates are usually in their mid-twenties, and if they want to get married, they have to move out of the dormitory. In terms of salary alone, it is about 5,000. Housing subsidies vary from unit to unit. Generally, in addition to the provident fund, there is a cash subsidy of several hundred per month, which increases according to seniority. It is said that state ministries and commissions have good welfare. A young man from Yantai in the Second Civil Court was admitted to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection as a civil servant, but the court refused to release him.

4. Life is rich and colorful, and the overall mental outlook is good.

This experience is also very profound. The Xicheng District Court, like our Intermediate Court, is at the deputy department level. In mid-May, 44 comrades were given deputy director-level treatment at one time, which makes us envious. Later I found out that a group of colleagues in their 40s, 46s and 77s who were still fighting on the front lines of trials were still deputy section chiefs. There was a female judge in the Second Civil Tribunal who would retire in four years. In September, she was listed among more than 60 chief section officers. Inspection team. Why? It turns out it’s all historical debt. The current dean took office in November last year. He is very popular in Kuangren. Due to the large number of people, many people in the two districts do not know each other, so there is no collective recommendation. It mainly depends on the length of service.

Even though there is real pressure, judges in Xicheng District are still taking care of their spare time. There is no one who does not take annual leave due to work reasons. Vacations are concentrated in July and August. People from xx usually travel, and many of them have been to Qinghai. They have many photos or essays published or posted online as evidence. They took beautiful photos of Kambula and wrote about Qinghai Lake and Jinyin Beach as romantic; no. Those who go out and take vacations in installments need to rest anyway, and their employer encourages them. Those who live in other places usually return to their hometown.

As judges in the capital, they are more sensitive to politics, but they don’t write study notes or anything like that. However, theme activities such as "Liujin Community" are also in full swing. There are also research tasks to complete. There are often some calligraphy and painting, speeches, themed essay writing activities, as well as cycling organized by young people.

I unknowingly talked about a lot in fragments, but I still have more to say. I am very grateful for this opportunity to get to know a group of people who are both close and distant who are doing the same job, and to experience another city. Go back to where you were, calm down, and work and live seriously.

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