镇江法院深耕综治中心建设 照亮矛盾纠纷化解“最后一公里”

Core Viewpoint - Grassroots governance is the foundation of national governance, with the resolution of conflicts and disputes being a core issue in this area. The Zhenjiang Court has actively implemented Xi Jinping's rule of law thought, aligning with the "Fengqiao Experience" to integrate judicial services into the overall construction of community governance centers, promoting judges to engage directly with the community to ensure justice is accessible [1]. Group 1: Conflict Resolution Mechanisms - The Zhenjiang Court has established a collaborative approach to enhance the standardization of community governance centers, with 100% of grassroots courts connecting with county-level governance centers, and 124 staff members regularly stationed to facilitate "one-stop acceptance and comprehensive resolution" of disputes [3]. - A multi-faceted mediation mechanism was initiated to address complex wage disputes involving a clothing company, where a specialized mediation team was formed to clarify the owed wages and facilitate a repayment plan, ultimately providing hope for the workers [4]. - The court has implemented a "dual filtering" mechanism to guide disputes into more suitable mediation tracks, enhancing the effectiveness of the front-line teams through training and case studies [5]. Group 2: Innovative Mediation Practices - The Zhenjiang Court introduced a "specialized mediation meeting" model for traffic accident compensation cases, allowing for quick resolution without litigation costs, demonstrating a significant improvement in efficiency [7]. - In 2025, the court plans to fully implement a "demonstration judgment + centralized mediation" mechanism, having already made 86 demonstration judgments and resolving over 2,000 related disputes through non-litigation methods [7]. - Since 2025, the Zhenjiang Court has successfully mediated over 12,000 cases prior to litigation, emphasizing a focus on substantive resolution and collaboration with community governance centers and industry authorities [7].