着力打造“数治港检”工作品牌

Core Insights - Digital prosecution has become a key force driving the transformation of legal supervision in the new era, guided by the Supreme People's Procuratorate's digital prosecution strategy [1] - The Jiangsu Zhangjiagang People's Procuratorate has actively responded to higher-level deployments, focusing on building the "Digital Governance Port Prosecution" brand, achieving a significant shift from "experience-driven" to "data-driven" legal supervision [1] Summary by Sections Digital Transformation Achievements - By 2025, the Zhangjiagang People's Procuratorate has analyzed over 6,900 clues, applied 242 big data legal supervision models, and achieved 262 cases, with a 60% contribution rate from models to cases initiated by authority [1] - The establishment of the "Digital Governance Port Prosecution" center has integrated over 4.2 million internal and external data points to support model applications [1] Organizational Structure and Mechanisms - A three-pronged work structure has been developed, consisting of organizational assurance, institutional norms, and platform support, including the formation of a digital prosecution office and weekly meetings to coordinate data acquisition [1] - Continuous development of special plans over two years has led to the establishment of nine mechanisms related to clue management and integrated duties [1] Shift in Supervision Methods - The transition in public interest litigation has moved from traditional methods to digital supervision, with 81 cases initiated in 2025 through model applications, significantly enhancing case scale and quality [1] - The digital supervision paradigm has matured, allowing prosecutors to proactively extract rules and innovate localized models, such as a model addressing solid waste pollution in the scrapping of old vehicles [1] Integration into Broader Prosecution Areas - The effectiveness of digital prosecution is now fully integrated into the "Four Major Prosecutions," enhancing precision in criminal prosecution, overcoming case source shortages in civil prosecution, and addressing procedural inefficiencies in administrative prosecution [1] - In public interest litigation, models have facilitated the identification of root causes, leading to nine special rectifications and the resolution of 35 prominent issues, marking a shift from treating existing problems to preventing future ones [1] Future Directions - The recent national procurators' meeting has outlined the direction for future work, emphasizing the need to deepen the digital prosecution strategy and enhance the application of big data in legal supervision [1] - The focus will be on strengthening digital infrastructure and data resources, enhancing multi-dimensional data analysis capabilities, and developing a series of practical legal supervision models [1]