Treatment of political and legal units, procuratorates, courts and judicial bureaus

As far as local conditions are concerned, the salaries of the courts and procuratorates are similar, and the difference between the judicial bureaus is not too much, because after the salary of Sunshine, the salary is calculated according to the clerk, deputy chief and department director. As long as they are civil servants, the starting salary is similar. The courts and procuratorates have post allowances, but only 180 yuan, and passed the judicial examination. At the beginning, they were all five-level prosecutors. Five-level prosecutors were more than 190 yuan every month (the whole country is unified, so Shanghai and Tibet should be the same), but they can only be evaluated as assistant prosecutors after working in the procuratorate for two years, so 190 yuan will not be available until two years later, and it is not yet. The court is even worse, because they are short of clerks, and it takes three years to evaluate assistant judges, so they spend a long time as coolies (one friend has been in the court for almost four years, and has already passed the exam, and he is not an assistant judge, and the other is already an assistant prosecutor in the procuratorate), and as far as clerks are concerned, the procuratorate is much easier than the court, except for the public prosecution department and the investigation and supervision department, and the procuratorate. Generally speaking, there are more people in the court, which is about half of the procuratorate. With some exceptions, this is true in most areas. For example, in our case, the establishment of the court is less than 40 people, so the promotion of the court is relatively slow, but to be honest, the court does have gray income, but it should also be a person at the dean level (a clerk and judge really don't have the power to make the final decision, and they are also given away for nothing, and people are not stupid), and there are others. ! ! !

One more reminder, I don't know what your local situation is like. There are places in rural areas or all cities, because the courts have sent courts, like local township courts. It is easier to send newcomers to rural courts if they have just entered the business and have no background. Of course, being the president of the court is different, with great power, but the newcomer is suffering. After spending three to five years in the countryside, his heart is dead. The people's procuratorate is better than them in that there is no following organization. If the leader is not satisfied with you, he can get the marginal departments of the prevention and supervision at most, but these departments are idle and it is not easy to promote, haha, but if LD takes a fancy to you, it is right to promote everywhere.

If it is a university of political science and law, it is best to be in the court, procuratorate or judicial bureau. To tell the truth, most people can do it, and the judicial examination will be in vain. Many of them are administrative jobs and have nothing to do with the legal profession. In addition, if your classmate's family conditions are good, I suggest him go to the procuratorate. There are few temptations, and people who pay bribes do not go to the procuratorate because they have no right. Judging from the local situation in recent years, the procuratorate rarely heard about the reasons why the president of the court took bribes. If the family is short of money, go to court. The court has more money. Many procuratorates are the second generation of wealthy businessmen, and it is not uncommon to drive a BMW to work. The local procuratorate drove a BMW to work more than ten years ago, and later drove Santana to see the leaders. It is said that in other provinces (this is confirmed by him online, so I don't know if he is bragging), there are also clerks of procuratorates driving hand-made lotus sports cars, because the procuratorate area is quite idle but poor, but in economically developed places, the public prosecution department and the investigation department are also busy vomiting blood all the year round. As for the Anti-Corruption Bureau, outsiders look at Niu B (it has to be said that everyone takes it for granted that knowledge is learned from TV and movies, which is purely their own YY), and insiders look at it as a relatively popular department, but the reason is not because there are not many cases, but because they are busy when handling cases, idle when not handling cases and no one will say that they are (the professional risk of anti-corruption can be said to be the highest in the procuratorate, directly facing criminal suspects).

Of course, there are differences between courts. For example, in the filing court, it is estimated that no one invites you to dinner all the year round, and other courts have high blood pressure every day. We have a joke in it: a court policeman wrote the reason for applying to be transferred to the executive court: the family is in financial difficulties, please forgive LD or something, haha. The court is busy. Basically, neither case can escape for a week. After working for a long time, I'm actually quite tired. Some colleagues said that they felt sick when they saw the file. But if these two houses don't do business, they will have no status if they become logistics. As for the judicial bureau, most people in our two houses despise it. Young people don't like to go If there are no cases to deal with, they will take the annual judicial examination and manage lawyers to issue certificates. Particularly unenthusiastic. I feel that middle-aged people can do this.

The above is either what my friends say or what I know, that's all. I typed it word by word, not where I posted it. More authentic, haha.