着力解决趋利性和违规异地执法司法等问题

Group 1 - The Supreme People's Court emphasizes the need to address issues related to the interference of administrative and criminal measures in economic disputes, particularly focusing on profit-driven and illegal cross-regional law enforcement [1] - Data indicates that by 2025, criminal first-instance cases are expected to continue declining, while crimes disrupting the socialist market economy are projected to increase by 2.2%, with significant rises in specific crimes such as bid rigging (50%), fraudulent invoicing (32%), loan fraud (20%), bribery by non-state employees (20%), contract fraud (11%), production and sale of counterfeit products (10%), and illegal business operations (9%) [1] - The Supreme Court aims to establish a long-term mechanism for prevention and correction, ensuring effective supervision and correction of power abuse that restricts competition, and to legally punish behaviors that disrupt market order and violate principles of integrity [1] Group 2 - The bankruptcy system is highlighted as a crucial mechanism for optimizing resource allocation, with data showing that by 2025, bankruptcy trials are expected to facilitate the clearance of 29,000 "zombie enterprises" and help 1,481 companies recover [2] - The Supreme Court calls for the integration of judicial enforcement and bankruptcy systems to enhance their combined effectiveness, aiming for a swift resolution of "zombie enterprises" and early intervention for struggling companies [2] - There is a noted increase in intellectual property disputes, with contract disputes and infringement cases rising by 30.4% and 3.7% respectively by 2025, prompting the Supreme Court to advocate for the use of various legal tools to ensure rights protection and punitive measures against infringement [2]