Treatment of judicial police in court

There is no uniform standard for wages, and the personnel departments of local institutions set standards.

The judicial police of the people's courts implement the national civil servant salary system and enjoy the rank allowance and other allowances, subsidies and insurance benefits stipulated by the state.

Judicial police, commonly known as bailiffs, is a special kind of police set up in courts. In society, bailiffs are not as familiar as ordinary policemen. In fact, they run through every case, from chasing criminals to escorting, detaining, trying criminals and even managing equipment. Because they have a lot of contact with prisoners, they need to be impartial and enforce the law impartially.

In addition to the basic salary, the bailiff's salary is subsidized by the national judicial police, which is about 200-400 yuan per month. Under normal circumstances, bailiffs from grass-roots courts may be sent to sending courts, and they will be responsible for the order, service and execution of the courts. And basically work as a shop assistant.