Which department is the procuratorate most afraid of

The most feared department of the procuratorate is the Commission for Discipline Inspection. No matter which public security organ does not meet the procedural requirements, it can report it to the Commission for Discipline Inspection. The full name of the Disciplinary Committee is the Disciplinary Supervision Committee. All the organs here will be supervised by this department.

The Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts cooperate, supervise and restrict each other in criminal proceedings. So there is no question of who is afraid of who among the three organs.

Both the Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Law stipulate that the People's Procuratorate is the state legal supervision organ. In terms of legal supervision, the procuratorate has a unique legal status. The legal supervision of the court's civil and criminal trial and execution is all-round. Therefore, there is no problem that the procuratorate is afraid of the court.

The procuratorate is most afraid of sending it to the complaint department, or it can be sent to the procurator-general, who will then hand it over to the complaint department. If it weren't for the judge's favoritism, no department could make him afraid! If the judge practices favoritism and malpractice. The disciplinary Committee of the court and the disciplinary Committee of the procuratorate are their nemesis.

1, Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress. 2, the provincial party committee or ShengJiWei.

3. the Supreme People's Procuratorate. Extension: the department that the procuratorate can supervise. The procuratorate is a special legal supervision department of the state, which mainly supervises the judicial and law enforcement actions of the people's courts and public security organs at the same level. For lower-level procuratorates, it is the relationship between leaders and led, not the relationship between supervision and supervision. In addition, the functions of the procuratorate also include approving the arrest of criminal suspects, examining and prosecuting criminal cases, prosecuting on behalf of the state and investigating some cases, such as corruption, bribery, dereliction of duty and other criminal cases.