What care does the court have for the disabled?

For cases involving disabled parties, we should simplify the diversion according to law and improve the efficiency of litigation.

The court has taken a series of care measures for the disabled in court to ensure that the disabled can participate in litigation activities equally, fully and conveniently. These measures are encapsulated in the following：

Accessible facilities. The court has set up blind roads, barrier-free passages, barrier-free toilets and other facilities in litigation service centers, judges' reception rooms, trial courts and other places, and equipped disabled people with facilities such as wheelchairs, braille printers, handwriting boards and visual AIDS.

Simplify filing procedures. Give priority services to the disabled, allow oral prosecution to the disabled who have difficulty in writing a complaint, and provide necessary guidance and help.

Green channel. Establish a "green channel" for disability-related cases in the process of filing, trial and execution, and give priority to handling, including priority delivery and priority judicial assistance.

Litigation guidance and assistance. Providing litigation guidance and interpretation for the disabled, including employing sign language translators and providing legal documents in Braille.

Simplify litigation costs. For disabled people with real financial difficulties, simplify the procedures for reducing or exempting legal fees and provide enforcement assistance.

Construction of smart courts. By developing an intelligent operating system for the disabled, we can provide more intelligent, accurate and convenient litigation services for different types of disabled people.

Circuit trial and on-site service. The trial will be conducted by means of circuit court and online video trial to provide on-site filing and mediation services for disabled people with mobility difficulties.

Strengthen communication and cooperation. Establish communication with people's organizations such as the Federation of Disabled Persons, relevant government departments, units and communities where disabled people work, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of disabled people.

1. For cases involving disabled parties, it is necessary to simplify the diversion according to law and improve the efficiency of litigation. Open a court session as soon as possible, make a timely judgment, close the case as soon as possible, and shorten the handling cycle. Make full use of small claims procedures, give full play to the advantages of first instance and final adjudication, and realize the legitimate rights and interests of disabled parties as soon as possible. For money payment cases with clear facts and clear relationship between creditor's rights and debts, guide disabled parties to apply for supervision procedures according to law and quickly close the case by payment order. Where alimony, alimony, child care, pension, medical expenses, labor remuneration, and social insurance and social assistance funds need to be returned immediately, they shall be executed first according to law.

2, the disabled party wins the case, the parties do not automatically perform, should be directly transferred to execution, as soon as possible to enter the execution process, increase enforcement, according to the law from the quick, timely play to the legitimate rights and interests of the disabled. Inform the disabled defendant of the right to entrust a defender according to law within three days from the date of accepting the criminal case; For those who have not entrusted a defender due to financial difficulties or other reasons, they are told to apply for legal aid from local legal aid institutions or to apply for legal aid from local disabled persons' federations. Disabled victims in criminal cases, disabled private prosecutors and disabled parties in civil and administrative cases, who have not entrusted agents ad litem due to financial difficulties, shall be informed that they can apply for legal relief from local legal aid institutions or local disabled persons' federations. After receiving an application for legal aid from a disabled party, it shall be promptly transferred to a legal aid institution according to law.

3. The litigants with disabilities who have real financial difficulties and meet the corresponding conditions shall be exempted from litigation fees according to law. Persons with disabilities who meet the conditions for judicial assistance shall be informed of their right to apply for assistance. Legal aid should be provided to disabled parties who have already provided legal aid.

To sum up, it is Bian Xiao's relevant answer to the court's care for the disabled, and I hope it will help you.

legal ground

According to Article 59 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons, if the legitimate rights and interests of disabled persons are infringed, they can complain to organizations of disabled persons, which should safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of disabled persons and have the right to ask relevant departments or units to investigate and deal with them. The relevant departments or units shall investigate and deal with it according to law and give a reply. Disabled persons' organizations shall support disabled persons in need to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests through litigation. Disabled persons' organizations have the right to ask the relevant departments to investigate and deal with acts that infringe on the interests of specific disabled groups according to law. Article 60 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons stipulates that the legitimate rights and interests of disabled persons have the right to request the relevant departments to deal with them according to law, or apply to an arbitration institution for arbitration according to law, or bring a lawsuit to a people's court according to law. The local legal aid institution or the people's court shall give assistance to the disabled who are in financial difficulties or need legal aid or judicial assistance for other reasons, and provide legal aid or judicial assistance according to law.