Group 1 - The Supreme Procuratorate emphasizes the importance of adhering to Xi Jinping's thoughts and the need to uphold the party's absolute leadership over prosecutorial work, focusing on legal supervision and ensuring fairness and justice in every judicial case [1][2] - The inspection team highlights the necessity of integrating the "Fengqiao Experience" into the work of the procuratorial organs, aiming to resolve conflicts at the grassroots level and maintain social stability [2][3] - The procuratorial work in Shaanxi is encouraged to align with the province's economic and social development needs, enhancing the effectiveness of legal supervision and ensuring the protection of minors [2][3] Group 2 - The inspection team acknowledges the importance of promoting the Yan'an spirit and the excellent traditions of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia border area, reinforcing the political commitment to uphold the "two establishments" and "two safeguards" [3] - The procuratorial organs are urged to implement comprehensive legal supervision and support the modernization efforts in Shaanxi, while also focusing on ecological and environmental protection [3] - The collaboration with local government officials, including the provincial party secretary, indicates a strong emphasis on inter-agency cooperation to enhance the effectiveness of prosecutorial work [4]

Group 1 - The Supreme People's Court issued a notification to better understand and apply the Foreign State Immunity Law, which officially took effect on January 1, 2024, reflecting China's evolving foreign relations and legal framework [2][3] - The notification outlines procedures for civil cases involving foreign states, including acceptance, centralized jurisdiction, service, and review of jurisdictional immunity [3][4] - It emphasizes that civil lawsuits against foreign states are generally not accepted unless specific exceptions are cited, requiring plaintiffs to specify the legal basis in their filings [4][6] Group 2 - The notification establishes that civil cases involving foreign states as defendants or third parties will be handled by intermediate people's courts with jurisdiction over foreign-related civil and commercial cases [3][5] - It mandates that if a foreign state raises a jurisdictional objection, the court must not only assess the validity of the state's claims but also conduct an independent review of whether the state enjoys jurisdictional immunity [6]