Core Insights - The 2024 administrative trial work in Heze aims to enhance judicial efficiency and service to the public while promoting high-level rule of law [2][5] - A significant decrease in first-instance administrative cases is noted, with 1,578 cases filed in 2024, a 35.2% drop from 2,435 cases in 2023, marking the largest decline in the province [2] - The administrative cases cover 32 areas of administrative management, with a high proportion related to "administrative penalties," "administrative enforcement," "administrative confirmation," and "government information disclosure" [2] Group 1: Judicial Efficiency and Quality Improvement - The court is implementing regular data meetings and special work promotion meetings to enhance case handling efficiency [3] - A fast-track trial mechanism is being established, with dedicated teams for expedited cases and complex cases led by senior judges [3] - The integration of smart court initiatives is underway, utilizing case management platforms to modernize trial work [3] Group 2: Collaborative Governance and Dispute Resolution - The court is actively involving social forces in dispute resolution, including hiring dedicated mediators and engaging public representatives in mediation efforts [3][4] - A pre-litigation mediation center is established to review cases before they reach court, promoting early resolution [3] - A joint meeting system for administrative trials and responses is being implemented to encourage the use of administrative review channels for dispute resolution [3][4] Group 3: Strengthening Government and Judicial Cooperation - A task list for government-court collaboration has been developed to address common issues in administrative enforcement [4] - Judicial recommendations are being sent to relevant departments to prevent and resolve disputes effectively [4] - Legal education initiatives are being conducted for government officials to enhance their understanding of the law and improve administrative practices [4]