Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the dual responsibility of administrative prosecution in promoting lawful adjudication and ensuring administrative compliance, while also safeguarding citizens' rights and addressing administrative disputes [1] - From 2020 to 2024, the city's prosecution authorities handled 5,494 administrative supervision cases, maintaining high quality and efficiency, thereby contributing significantly to the overall governance and legal accountability [1] - The prosecution has actively participated in standardizing enterprise-related law enforcement actions, utilizing digital models to identify and address issues such as fraudulent tax practices and illegal registrations [1] Group 2 - The administrative prosecution work aims to resolve administrative disputes effectively, with 197 cases resolved in recent years, focusing on protecting the rights of workers and addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable groups [2] - The prosecution has initiated actions to enhance the supervision of effective administrative rulings and improve the quality of administrative trial and enforcement activities [2] - The integration of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, has led to the development of intelligent systems and big data models to enhance legal supervision and transform individual case experiences into broader governance outcomes [2] Group 3 - Members of the city’s Standing Committee of the People's Congress expressed strong support for the administrative prosecution work and provided suggestions for improving political awareness, service to the central agenda, and innovative supervision mechanisms [3] - Recommendations include focusing on deep-seated issues in administrative trials and law enforcement, enhancing the precision and depth of supervision, and establishing a positive interaction mechanism among administrative enforcement, trials, and prosecution [3] - There is a call for deeper integration of digital and AI technologies in administrative prosecution to elevate the quality of work in the new era [3]

Core Insights - The Supreme People's Procuratorate released the 2024 "Four Major Prosecutions" work white paper, highlighting advancements in legal supervision and the performance of various prosecutorial responsibilities over the past year [1] Criminal Prosecution - In 2024, national procuratorial organs handled 781,919 criminal cases involving 1,117,281 individuals, representing a year-on-year decrease of 5.7% and 7.6% respectively; however, the number of arrests approved increased by 3.6% to 752,594 [2] - The number of criminal prosecutions decreased by 14.3% to 1,531,209 cases involving 2,179,648 individuals, with a 3.4% decline in prosecutions decided [2] - There was a noted decrease in serious violent crimes, while minor offenses continued to rise in proportion [2] Civil Prosecution - The civil prosecution work has been optimized, focusing on the supervision of effective civil judgments and enhancing the strength of appeals and retrial suggestions [2] - A total of 275,038 civil prosecution cases were accepted, maintaining a stable scale of civil prosecution supervision [2] Administrative Prosecution - In 2024, 194,700 administrative litigation supervision cases and 17,000 administrative violation supervision cases were handled, with 182,000 supervisory opinions proposed, marking a 4.6% increase year-on-year [3] - The administrative prosecution supervision functions have developed more comprehensively and coordinately [3] Public Interest Litigation - A total of 151,270 public interest litigation cases were filed, with civil cases accounting for 10.3% and administrative cases 89.7%; the total number of cases filed decreased by 20.3% [3] - Through public interest litigation, the procuratorial organs facilitated the cleanup of 55,000 acres of polluted water areas and 388,000 acres of contaminated soil, while recovering 1.01 billion yuan in environmental damage compensation [3] Overall Performance - The quality and efficiency of case handling have improved, with a conviction rate of 99.97% for criminal cases, and acceptance rates for civil and administrative supervision opinions at 93% and 84.8% respectively [4] - The support rate for public interest litigation cases in court reached 99.5%, indicating a strong performance across various prosecutorial functions [4]