Zhou Ruisheng

Zhou Ruisheng

Zhou Ruisheng, male, born in August 1973, Han nationality, from Beijing. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1996, graduated from the law department of Northwest University of political science and law with a bachelor's degree in July 1996, and obtained a master's degree in law from Tsinghua University in January 2005.

He is now vice president of the second intermediate people's Court of Beijing Municipality.

Zhou Ruisheng, male, born in August 1973, Han nationality, from Beijing. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1996, graduated from the law department of Northwest University of political science and law with a bachelor's degree in July 1996, and obtained a master's degree in law from Tsinghua University in January 2005. He is the vice president of the first civil trial division of Beijing Second Intermediate People's court. Zhou Ruisheng began to work in July 1996, and was promoted to assistant judge in April 2001. He was appointed acting chief judge in January 2005 and assistant chief judge of the first people's court in December 2008. In November 2009, he served as vice president and judge of the first people's court. In 1999, he was rated as an excellent Communist Party member of the people's Court of Beijing, and he won the second-class personal merit three times in 2003, 2005, and 2006. In 2007, he won the third, fourth, and fifth "advanced judges" of the Beijing municipal court system, the third "top ten judges" of the Beijing municipal court system, and the third talent award of the Beijing Municipal Political and legal system "Civilized workers in the capital", the Fifth Beijing "political and legal cadres and policemen satisfied by the people" model, and "outstanding communist party member" of the municipal organ Working Committee. In 2008, he was rated as the "expert in closing cases" of the hospital, and at the end of 2009, he was employed as the "seat system" Professor of the Party School of the municipal political and Legal Committee. Zhou Ruisheng adheres to the concept of justice for the people, inherits and carries forward the old civil spirit, and makes justice for the people with the feelings of the people. He often went to the countryside to hear cases on the spot, brought a number of files to the grass-roots courts and went deep into the countryside to hear cases. He sincerely asked the people about their plans and needs, observed the people's sufferings, listened to the voice of the people, and helped them solve their problems. The people praised him as "a good judge for the people.". In order to solve the problem of litigation difficulty for special groups, we should achieve "five no pass", that is, no pass during busy farming hours, no pass for the elderly, no pass for the disabled and sick, no pass for the inconvenient transportation and no pass for the difficult life. Adopt the practice of "local trial, on-the-spot transfer, court settlement and then execution". On the basis of continuous practice and summary, we should pay attention to the extension of judicial service, and understand the ideological trends of the parties and the implementation of the effective judgment by means of return visit and on-the-spot interview, so as to consolidate the case handling effect. A trial in the countryside is a small-scale law popularization activity, which often affects the folk customs of a village. It is convenient for the masses to go to the village and the countryside to handle cases, understand the social situation and public opinion, and show more respect for the masses. At the same time, it will affect the thinking of handling cases, the way of closing cases, and even the results of substantive adjudication. In recent years, he has tried hundreds of cases on the spot, which has received good social effects and has also been praised by the grass-roots courts and higher courts. on November 27, 2019, Zhou Ruisheng was appointed Vice President of Beijing Second Intermediate People's court at the 16th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 15th Beijing Municipal People's Congress.

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