This time, it was finally the turn of the Supreme People's Procuratorate.
This time, I finally had a chance to see the prosecutors.
This time, not only brought together traffic passwords such as Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei, but also gathered a group of old drama bones such as Zhao Jikai and Guo Hongjiang to make a solid foundation.
This time, it is no longer just a short civil conflict among parents, but more about the national dignity of criminal law.
This time, "Public Prosecution Elite" is about a heavy blow from the Supreme People's Procuratorate.
Remember the "Bottom Line" starring Jin Dong, Cheng Yi and Cai Wenjing?
It is a TV series adapted from many real cases about the people's court case registration division and other departments.
It is a TV series in which ordinary people can often see familiar images of themselves.
Because civil cases occupy most of the plot and theme of "The Bottom Line".
But this "Public Prosecution Elite" starring Di Li Gerba and Tong Da has very obvious differences and differences from "The Bottom Line".
What kind of story will "Public Prosecution Elite" tell?
Whether it is the earliest "pilot trailer" of "Public Prosecution Elite" or the recently launched "sword out of the sheath version trailer".
It is not difficult to find that as a TV series that tells legal stories, the main story line of "Public Prosecution Elite" is much more single than "The Bottom Line".
This will be a TV series without too many cases, and it will most likely be a TV series adapted from only one real case.
Nevertheless, from the perspective of adaptation difficulty, the complexity of "Public Prosecution Elite" will never be easier than "The Bottom Line", and may even be more complicated.
In "Public Prosecution Elite", not only new types of cybercrime are involved, but also cross-border tracking.
In the two trailers of "Public Prosecution Elite", we not only saw that An Ni, played by Di Li Gerba, actually had an undercover scene behind enemy lines, but also a shootout plot under the public.
It can be said that this time's "Public Prosecution Elite" is absolutely worthy of the word "elite".
We can not only see the wonderful courtroom attacks and defenses in "The Bottom Line", but also follow Di Li Gerba to experience the thrill and excitement of going undercover in dangerous situations.
Unlike "The Bottom Line", which seems coherent but is actually a plot of many independent cases, "Public Prosecution Elite" is likely to devote 40 episodes to telling us a wonderful real transnational fraud case.
Without knowledge reserves, how to understand "Public Prosecution Elite"
As a work similar to "The Bottom Line", from my personal point of view, I not only look forward to the wonderful plot of "Public Prosecution Elite", but also look forward to the episode like Jin Dong complaining about electronic office in "The Bottom Line".
Because behind "The Bottom Line" is the Supreme People's Court, and behind "Public Prosecution Elite" is the Supreme People's Procuratorate.
Of course, as a TV series that will inevitably involve a lot of legal knowledge, it is less well-known to the public than the people's court in "The Bottom Line" and the people's procuratorate in "Public Prosecution Elite".
Therefore, as an audience who is warmly looking forward to the wonderful performance of Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei, he must reserve some relevant knowledge in advance in order to integrate into the performance of Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei.
Therefore, as a "layman" of legal knowledge, I have summarized the following keywords for all viewers.
I hope that through these keywords, everyone will not be overwhelmed and confused when watching the wonderful plot of "Public Prosecution Elite".
These keywords are: Supreme People's Procuratorate, public and private prosecution, and criminal proceedings.
Keyword 1: Supreme People's Procuratorate
The full name of the Supreme People's Procuratorate is "Supreme People's Procuratorate of the People's Republic of China".
The official standard abbreviation is generally referred to as the "Supreme People's Procuratorate" or "Supreme People's Procuratorate".
It is sometimes referred to as the "Supreme People's Procuratorate" or "Supreme Procuratorate."
The Supreme People's Procuratorate is not an organ that determines who is guilty and who is not guilty (in most cases this matter is decided by the courts), it is the highest legal supervision organ on the mainland.
In addition to the day-to-day handling of the final adjudication of procuratorial affairs, as well as the guidance of provincial procuratorates.
The Supreme People's Procuratorate may also file a public prosecution in the people's court for major public prosecution cases.
At present, the Supreme People's Procuratorate has a total of 10 procuratorial agencies, and on this basis, 10 procuratorial offices have been set up.
The 10 procuratorates are: the Office of the Public Prosecution of Ordinary Crimes, the Office of the Public Prosecution of Major Crimes, the Office of the Public Relations Prosecution Office, the Public Interest Crimes Prosecution Office, the Public Interest Crimes Prosecution Office, the Juvenile Prosecution Office, and the Complaints and Complaints Prosecution Office.
In the plot of "Public Prosecution Elite", An Ni, a highly talented law student played by Di Li Gerba, is assigned to the "mysterious Fourth Prosecutor's Department".
Most likely, it would be the Fourth Public Prosecutor's Office, which is responsible for specialized criminal cases.
Of course, since there is also a plot of transnational pursuit, it is likely that a considerable part of the plot will occur in the "International Cooperation Bureau" in reality.
Keyword 2: The difference between public prosecution and private prosecution
Before explaining public prosecution and private prosecution, I have to mention "The Bottom Line" starring Song Yufei again.
Song Yufei in "The Bottom Line" plays the vice president of the first criminal division of the people's court, and unlike the civil judges played by Jin Dong and Cheng Yi, there are not only private prosecution cases but also public prosecution cases in the cases she handles.
In "Public Prosecution Elite", when the characters played by Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei file a lawsuit in the people's court, almost without exception it will be a public prosecution case.
And this starts with what is public prosecution and private prosecution.
(This article is an original article of "Hua Yuhan", and the non-"Hua Yuhan" account is all plagiarism and handling!) ）
First of all, we need to clarify one thing, that is, what is the role of Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei in "Public Prosecution Elite".
An Ni, played by Di Li Gerba, is a prosecutor, and He Luyuan, played by Tong Dawei, is a criminal police captain.
Leaving aside the criminal police captain Tong Dawei, the prosecutor played by Di Li Gerba is also known as: prosecutor, prosecutor or prosecution lawyer.
She is the leader in criminal prosecution and the representative of the public interest and the national interest.
In most cases of criminal prosecution or criminal prosecution brought by individuals to court through lawyers, the absence of a prosecutor, that is, the absence of a so-called prosecutor at the time of the court hearing, is a "private prosecution".
However, as things stand, most countries around the world have abolished the so-called "private prosecution" system.
This means that in criminal proceedings, all crimes must be prosecuted by the prosecutor on behalf of the State.
But this is not absolute, as there are still some countries that still retain the private prosecution system.
When you understand what private prosecution is, it is easy to understand what public prosecution is.
The so-called public prosecution is also known as criminal prosecution and criminal prosecution.
Although there is a so-called private prosecution, from the matter of criminal proceedings, there are actually great differences and differences in the degree and norms applicable between public prosecution and private prosecution.
And this is why in reality, we often see that in the open trial of criminal cases, most of the prosecutors standing in the plaintiff's seat are prosecutors rather than private lawyers.
Therefore, the term criminal procedure appears in most cases at the same time as prosecutors and public prosecutors.
Keyword 3: Organization, procedure and principles of criminal proceedings
No matter how wonderful the process of "Public Prosecution Elite" is, in the end, it depends on the prosecutor and criminal police captain played by Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei to bring the criminal to court.
and bring these outlaws to justice through solid and irrefutable evidence in court.
And this series of degrees can be called "criminal proceedings".
In other words, the entire 40 episodes of "Public Prosecution Elite" will be the entire process of criminal proceedings in a case.
Even early undercover agents and investigations are part of criminal proceedings.
It can be said that criminal proceedings include early investigation, prosecution, trial and execution.
In "Public Prosecutor Elite", it is expected that a large part of the space will be in the "investigation stage" of the deduction case.
That is, Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei's two investigation of the case, this process is almost the most dangerous and challenging part of the entire criminal proceedings.
In addition, usually the prosecutor played by Di Li Gerba is the main body in this process, and only in very special circumstances will there be a criminal police officer played by Tong Dawei as the main body.
When the prosecutor, with the assistance of the criminal police or the judicial police, has sufficient evidence to prove the guilt of the accused, he may institute proceedings in court.
At this point, it moved from the "investigation stage" to the "trial stage".
At the trial stage, the prosecutor will no longer be the subject of criminal proceedings, but the court will assume the main responsibility of criminal proceedings.
It is worth noting that the court will not accept the request asserted by the prosecutor unconditionally.
Although it is a public prosecution, in the course of the trial, the court will only look at the evidence and not who the defendant is.
Therefore, it is not uncommon for prosecutors to lose their cases due to insufficient evidence.
Finally, there is the "appeal stage".
As in civil litigation in general, although it is a public prosecution on behalf of the state, the defendant generally has at least one opportunity to appeal, as long as it is not decided by the Supreme Court.
However, in most cases, the facts of the case are not re-investigated, and most of the previous legal disputes are heard.
If a higher court finds that the previous review was wrong, most will send it back to the trial court for a new trial.
Finally, there is the issue of "open hearings" in criminal proceedings.
In most cases, criminal proceedings are held in public to ensure that judicial power is exercised correctly.
However, when the case involves juveniles or a few other crimes, there are exceptions to the closed hearing based on the principle of protection of victims and minors.
Therefore, not all public prosecution "criminal proceedings" will have live broadcast of court trials or allow ordinary people to enter the courtroom to observe.
Written at the end:
"The Bottom Line" starring Jin Dong, Cheng Yi and Cai Wenjing is like a short urban drama in parents.
Although it tells the story of the difficulties and choices of legal people, it is full of warmth and emotion.
"Public Prosecution Elite" starring Di Li Gerba and Tong Da is more like a thrilling gunfight film.
As prosecutors of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, they have to face more major and important cases.
Behind these major and important cases, every thorny case has huge economic interests and desperate risks.
It can be said that Di Li Gerba, as a newly recruited prosecutor, carried out an undercover mission behind enemy lines with Tong Dawei.
This is not only a challenge to Di Li Gerba, but also a challenge to Tong Dawei, and also a challenge to the acting skills of those villains in the play.
Although before the broadcast, no one can determine whether Di Li Gerba and Tong Dawei's "Public Prosecution Elite" can surpass Jin Dong, Cheng Yi and Cai Wenjing's "Bottom Line".
But I expect "Public Prosecution Elite" to create a higher degree of discussion and topicality than "The Bottom Line".
Because for better or worse, as long as there is a discussion, it will be seen, and when our prosecutors are noticed by the public, "Public Prosecution Elite" is considered a success!
The above is my understanding and perception of "Public Prosecution Elite", more wonderful analysis, let's see you next time!
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