Court of special jurisdiction (China)

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Court of special jurisdiction is one level of the court system in China. The courts under this jurisdiction includes:

See also

Special jurisdiction

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Court systems of China

Supreme People's Court

Local
people's
courts

Courts of
special
jurisdiction

Military courts
Railway Transportation courts
Forest Area courts
Mining Area courts
Reclamation Area courts

Maritime courts

Intellectual Property courts and tribunals
- Beijing
- Shanghai [ zh ]
- Guangzhou [ zh ]
- Hainan FTP
- Hangzhou [ zh ]
- Ningbo
- Heifei
- Fuzhou
- Jinan
- Qingdao

Internet courts
- Hangzhou
- Guangzhou [ zh ]
- Beijing [ zh ]
Financial courts and tribunals

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