Three provisions on preventing judicial intervention

The "Three Provisions" refer to the Provisions on the Record, Notification and Accountability of Leading Cadres' Intervention in Judicial Activities and Intervening in the Handling of Specific Cases, the Provisions on the Record and Accountability of Cases Interrogated by Members of Judicial Organs, and the Provisions on Further Standardizing the Communication between Judicial Personnel and Parties, Lawyers, Special Relationships and Intermediary Organizations.

Legal basis:

Provisions on record, notification and accountability of leading cadres' intervention in judicial activities and handling of specific cases

Eighth leading cadres have one of the following acts, which belongs to illegal interference in judicial activities. After the approval of the Political and Legal Committee of the Party Committee, it will be announced to the public, and it can be made public when necessary:

(a) intercede for the parties to the case in the aspects of clue verification, filing, investigation, review and prosecution, and trial execution;

(2) requiring the case-handling personnel or the person-in-charge of the case-handling unit to meet privately with the parties to the case or their defenders, agents ad litem, close relatives and other people who have an interest in the case;

(3) instigating or conniving the staff or relatives around him to intercede for the parties to the case;

(four) in order to safeguard the interests of local or departmental, to listen to the report, hold a coordination meeting, send documents and other forms. Put forward tendentious opinions or specific requirements for case handling beyond the authority;

Provisions on the record of interrogation cases and accountability of internal personnel of judicial organs

Article 9 Any person inside a judicial organ who commits one of the following acts shall be involved in handling cases in violation of regulations. Judicial organs with cadre management authority shall be announced to the public after approval according to procedures, and may be made public when necessary:

(a) intercede for the parties to the case in the aspects of clue verification, filing, investigation, review and prosecution, and trial execution;

(2) Inviting case handlers to meet privately with the parties to the case or their defenders, agents ad litem, close relatives and other interested parties;

(three) in violation of the provisions of the parties to the case or their defenders, agents ad litem and relatives to transfer the materials involved;

(four) in violation of the provisions of the parties to the case or their defenders, agents ad litem and relatives to inquire about the case, tipped them off;

(five) other acts that affect judicial personnel to handle cases fairly according to law.

Several Provisions on Further Standardizing the Communication between Judicial Personnel and Parties, Lawyers, Special Relationships and Intermediary Organizations

Article 5 It is forbidden for judicial personnel to have the following contacts with parties, lawyers, special parties and intermediary organizations:

(1) divulging the secrets of handling cases by judicial organs or other circumstances that are not allowed to be disclosed according to laws and regulations;

(2) recommending or introducing agents ad litem and defenders for the parties, or introducing cases for lawyers and intermediary organizations, and asking, suggesting or implying that the parties should change lawyers who meet the requirements for agency;

(3) Accepting guests, gifts or other benefits from parties, lawyers, special parties or intermediary organizations;

(4) Borrowing money, renting houses, borrowing vehicles, communication tools or other articles from parties, lawyers, special interested parties and intermediary organizations;

(five) in the entrusted evaluation, auction and other activities, there are acts of favoritism, malicious collusion with relevant intermediary organizations and personnel, fraud, illegal operation and so on;

(six) other improper contacts and exchanges between judicial personnel and parties, lawyers, special parties and intermediary organizations.