Are court clerks civil servants?

Court clerks belong to civil servants. The clerk is one of the judicial staff of the people's court and the people's procuratorate. The records and related affairs of the people's court and the people's procuratorate assist in handling a series of judicial auxiliary work.

First, the work content of the clerk

(a) to handle the daily work in the process of pre-trial preparation;

(two) to check the appearance of the participants in the proceedings and announce the court discipline;

(3) Records during the trial of the case;

(four) sorting, binding and filing files;

(five) to complete other daily work assigned by the judge.

In our country, the clerks of people's courts at all levels are appointed and removed by the president of the court, who is mainly responsible for court trial records, handling auxiliary affairs such as court preparation, evidence preservation, filing, document processing, judicial statistics, reception, handling letters, assisting judges in investigation, and publicizing policies and regulations. The clerk is also one of the auxiliary staff of the people's procuratorate, and is appointed and removed by the chief procurator of the people's procuratorate. His duties are similar to those of a court clerk.

2. What positions in the court belong to the establishment of civil servants?

At present, the civil servants of the court are divided into three categories: judges, trial assistants and comprehensive managers.

The judge is the core strength of the court, that is, the judge, and also the highest-paid occupation of the court. Examination and approval assistants are mainly judges' assistants, clerks and judicial police.

Every year, regional courts, judicial bureaus, procuratorates and other units will release recruitment information. The posts of the court include judge, clerk, assistant judge, judicial court, judicial administrative post, judicial police post, financial accounting post, information management post and so on.

The above is all the answers to whether the court clerk belongs to civil servants.