Judicial police! Good answer, 30 points!

A, judicial police appointment system, is the staff outside the establishment, the salary is very low, some do not enjoy the year-end bonus, etc. In fact, it is the same as the judicial auxiliary police, which is the auxiliary police.

B, everyone can wear police uniforms. As for the police rank, both can be hung in surgery. Otherwise, how will they deter criminals and suspects?

C, I'll extract a passage for you, and you'll understand after reading it yourself.

Thank you for inviting me. I joined the bailiff in 2005 and am currently the deputy head of the bailiff in the grass-roots court. As the name implies, the appointed bailiff is not a civil servant. To put it bluntly, it is the police or auxiliary police. At present, the recruitment requirements of the judicial police appointment system I know are all under 35 years old. Because it is an appointment system, there is basically no possibility of becoming a full member. For the court, the judge is the first productive force of the court. In the annual court evaluation score, bailiffs generally only get two or three points out of 100. Although the bailiff is required to be no less than 10% of the court's establishment, the court prefers to recruit judges with the establishment, let alone hire bailiffs to become full members. If you are a bailiff with a career establishment, you can also consider it. If you hire a bailiff, the chances of becoming a full member are almost slim. After the age of 35, even if you become a marshal, it will only be an empty title. Of course, practices vary from place to place. Maybe some places will get better treatment, or there may be bailiffs hired by the career establishment. But what I know at present should be quite little. I don't know where the subject is from, so I'd better know the local court. As far as I know, at present, the working mode of bailiffs in many local courts is the mode of bailiffs+several police assistants. I changed a lot of policemen under the iron camp, and several policemen were studying to take the civil service exam while they were policemen. To sum up: most policemen are teenagers, so hiring bailiffs can be considered if it is a career establishment, and it is a temporary job, not a long-term solution. The subject should make other plans. I hope this helps.

Author: Don't Gasshia.

Source: Zhihu.

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