The legal basis for security inspection and body search at the entrance of the court

The legal basis for security inspection and body search at the entrance of the court is as follows.

1. The People’s Court Judicial Police Security Inspection Rules promulgated by the Supreme People’s Court.

2. Article 2 clearly stipulates that security inspections are carried out by the people’s court judicial police in accordance with the law to prevent unauthorized controlled equipment, dangerous substances, restricted items, etc. from entering the litigation venue, and to ensure the personal safety and litigation of persons participating in litigation activities. Job conduct that ensures the smooth running of work.

3. Except with the permission of the People's Court, the following items are not allowed to be brought into the litigation venue: 1. Guns, ammunition, knives and other lethal instruments. 2. Inflammable and explosive materials and suspected explosive materials. 3. Radioactive, toxic, corrosive, strong-odorous substances and infectious disease pathogens. 4. Non-emergency items, liquids, gels, and powdered items. 5. Slogans, banners, flyers. 6. Other items that may endanger the safety of the litigation venue or disrupt the order of the litigation.