| 英文摘要 |
Judicial governance plays an important role in the national governance system among all countries. And the governance of litigation-related petitions in it is a typical“Chinese problem”, which reflects the comprehensive contradictions about economics, politics, culture, society and the rule of law, and demonstrates the dissonance between the existing litigation system and the society because of the disability of the former to adapt to needs of real litigations. The litigation-related petition in China has several characteristics, such as opposite positions of both parties, the complexity of the procedure, varied circumstances in individual cases, the relative understanding of the finality concept, the insufficiency of existing rules and so on. The causes of litigation-related petitions are various, which are to be attributed to the people’s courts, the parties involved, the legal system, the traditional culture, the economic and social development and so on. The governance of litigation-related petitions should be based on the Chinese context, insist on the systematic thinking, and rely on the research of litigation-related petitions, while it is important to promote the implementation of in-depth strategies and institutional improvements in related areas. Concretely speaking, the reform of the separation of petitions and litigations, the procedural representation by lawyers, and the system of case closing and transferring should be deepened. It also requires to transform the functional positioning of the basic people’s courts into“quasi-judicial”bodies, and while legalizing the petition system, to upgrade the“separation of petitions and litigations”to a higher state, namely the“integration of petitions and litigations”. In conclusion, following the strategic plan for comprehensive law-based governance and modernization of governance system and capacity, China should continue the theoretical research and practice of judicial governance, and find a new socialism road of governance of the litigation-related petition with China’s characteristics. |