西藏市地基层法院法官年人均办案240件

Group 1 - The report indicates that in 2025, the total number of cases accepted by courts in Tibet is projected to be 123,449, with 107,587 cases concluded, representing year-on-year growth of 15.98% and 17.07% respectively [1] - The average number of cases handled per judge in the region is reported to be 115, with judges in local grassroots courts handling an average of 240 cases each [1] - The report highlights the top five grassroots courts in Tibet by per capita case acceptance, with Lhasa's Chengguan District People's Court leading at 24,515 cases, averaging 409 cases per judge [1] Group 2 - The courts in Tibet have been actively fulfilling their constitutional and legal responsibilities, ensuring fair justice and providing strong judicial support for the construction of a modern socialist Tibet [2] - A total of 2,673 first-instance criminal cases were concluded, resulting in 3,512 individuals being sentenced, with a focus on serious criminal offenses and the normalization of the fight against organized crime [2] - The report emphasizes the commitment to maintaining public safety, with 691 cases of telecommunications and network fraud, theft, and extortion concluded, and 984 cases related to dangerous driving and traffic accidents [2] Group 3 - The report underscores the strengthening of human rights judicial guarantees, with 11 defendants being declared not guilty in first-instance trials in 2025 [3] - A total of 873 individuals convicted of minor crimes were granted probation, and 4 individuals were exempted from criminal punishment [3] - The report also notes that the second-instance trial rate for major criminal cases and the coverage rate for appointed defense lawyers reached 100% [3]