What do you mean by judicial protection?

Judicial protection refers to the special protection measures for minors implemented by people's procuratorates, courts, public security organs, judicial administrative departments and other state dictatorship institutions in performing their duties according to law, and it is a special protection activity for minors implemented by state judicial organs in performing their duties according to law.

Judicial protection refers to the special protection measures for minors implemented by people's procuratorates, courts, public security organs, judicial administrative departments and other state dictatorship institutions in performing their duties according to law, and it is a special protection activity for minors implemented by state judicial organs in performing their duties according to law. Judicial protection can be divided into general judicial protection and special judicial protection. General judicial protection is applicable to all minors, and special judicial protection is specially applicable to minors in criminal cases handled by judicial organs. The judicial organs mentioned here refer to judicial organs in a broad sense, including public security organs, people's procuratorates, people's courts and judicial administrative organs.

The criteria for determining the crime of intentional injury are as follows:

1, the object of infringement is the health right of others. The so-called body right refers to the personality right of natural persons whose content is to maintain the integrity of their limbs, organs and other organizations;

2. Objectively, it is an act of illegally damaging others' bodies;

3. The subject is a general subject; Any natural person who reaches the age of criminal responsibility and has the ability of criminal responsibility can constitute the crime of intentional injury. Among them, a natural person who has reached the age of 14 but has not reached the age of 16, who intentionally hurts and causes serious injury or death, shall bear criminal responsibility. Those who cause minor injuries must have reached the age of 16 to constitute the crime of intentional injury;

4. Subjectively, it is intentional.

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Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Law on the Protection of Minors.

Article 110 When interrogating juvenile criminal suspects, defendants, juvenile victims and witnesses, public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts shall notify their legal representatives or adult relatives, school representatives and other suitable adults to be present according to law, and take appropriate measures to conduct interrogation in appropriate places to protect the reputation, privacy and other legitimate rights and interests of minors. When the people's court hears juvenile cases, juvenile victims and witnesses generally do not testify in court; If it is necessary to appear in court, technical measures and psychological intervention should be taken to protect their privacy.

Article 111 Public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts shall cooperate with other relevant government departments, people's organizations and social organizations to implement necessary protective measures such as psychological intervention, economic assistance, legal aid, relocation and resettlement for juvenile victims who have been sexually assaulted or violently and their families.

Article 116 The state encourages and supports social organizations and social workers to participate in psychological intervention, legal aid, social investigation, social care, educational correction and community correction in juvenile cases.