What is the basis of the regulations on the administration of judicial expertise entrusted by the court?

1. What is the basis of the regulations on the administration of judicial expertise entrusted by the court? The provisions on the administration of judicial expertise entrusted by courts are based on the provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the administration of judicial expertise entrusted by people's courts, which was adopted by the the Supreme People's Court Judicial Committee at its 12 14 meeting on February 22, 2002 and came into force on April 1. Mainly in order to standardize the judicial expertise entrusted and organized by the people's courts, it is formulated according to the Interim Provisions on Judicial Appraisal of the People's Courts. Two. Types of judicial expertise entrusted by the court The judicial organ may set up an authentication institution according to the needs of investigation, but it shall not accept the entrustment of the society to engage in judicial expertise. In the process of investigation, the commonly used specialized appraisals of procuratorial organs mainly include: judicial accounting appraisal, document appraisal and forensic appraisal of personal injury or mental illness in "infringement" cases. (1) Judicial Accounting Appraisal Judicial accounting appraisal refers to the judicial activities in which the investigation organ assigns or hires personnel with judicial accounting expertise to identify and judge the financial accounting problems that need to be solved in the case in order to find out the case. Forensic accounting appraisal can solve the financial accounting problems involved in litigation and obtain forensic accounting appraisal opinions as litigation evidence, so as to find out the financial accounting facts. The evaluation object is the financial and accounting issues involved in the lawsuit. Judicial accounting expertise, like other judicial expertise, needs to obtain the information needed to identify and judge professional problems through inspection materials. (II) Document Appraisal In the judicial appraisal of documents, entrusted appraisal refers to that citizens, units, arbitration organs and people's courts have objections to the authenticity of documents when handling disputes or cases, and entrust relevant judicial appraisal institutions to conduct appraisal, so as to provide a basis for finding out the truth. Entrusting appraisal can be carried out according to the following procedures: preparing inspection materials, filling in the application power of attorney, signing an agreement, providing valid certificates and paying appraisal fees, and finally receiving the appraisal book. (3) The business scope of personal injury judicial appraisal includes: forensic medicine, medical appraisal, document inspection, etc. Entrusted by the people's court, handle related litigation involving death, injury judgment, injury degree, injury relationship, paternity test and medical disputes. Other dispute settlement units, such as unit security departments, police stations of public security bureaus, women's federations, family planning commissions, labor and personnel departments, etc. Entrusted the degree of injury, the degree of injury, and paternity test. In civil compensation cases entrusted by the people's court, the relationship between the victim's mental state and special events in criminal cases, and the evaluation of the victim's mental state in criminal cases. Forensic medicine, medical appraisal, document inspection, etc. Litigation related to death, injury judgment, degree of injury, degree of disability, injury relationship, paternity test and medical disputes. The court may, according to the needs of judicial expertise, entrust a third-party institution to carry out business related to judicial expertise, such as entrusting hospitals to carry out audio-visual and optical expertise. It should be noted that when entrusting a third party organization, we must pay attention to the rigor and legitimacy of judicial expertise. The entrustment agreement specifies the items and types of third-party judicial expertise, and the expertise shall not exceed the scope.