Does the Justice Bureau have a uniform?

According to the Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Rectifying dressing the (Guo Ban Fa [23] No.14) and the Implementation Opinions of the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Supervision and the State Council Office for Rectification of dressing the (Caixing [24] No.15): "If the staff of state organs need to wear uniform uniforms due to administrative law enforcement, their approval authority is in the State Council and local levels. The judicial administrative department belongs to the department approved by the State Council. However, the scope of dress in this department is limited to the police officers who are in charge of the management of prisons and reeducation through labor and awarded the police rank. Other personnel do not have uniform clothing.

Therefore, theoretically speaking, the only police officers who can wear uniforms in the judicial bureau are those who are in charge of the management of prisons and reeducation through labor and who are awarded police titles. But in reality, most local judicial bureaus have their own uniforms (strictly speaking, it is illegal to dress); Some local judicial bureaus even took advantage of the policy loophole, that is, the State Council approved the police of the judicial administrative department to wear uniforms, so the judicial bureau turned all the cadres and workers into policemen and all wore police uniforms.