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The current legal system of the PRChina operates as part of five-tiered governmental structure comprising, from top to bottom, the
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China is the largest and most powerful communist government in existence. Administratively, the country is divided into twenty-three provinces, five autonomous regions and four municipalities. LAW LEVEL AND SCOPE OF CONSIDERATION The current legal system of the PRC operates as part of five-tiered governmental structure comprising, from top to bottom, the (1) central, (2) provincial, (3) municipal, (4) county and (5) village levels. The table 1 sets out the various political, legislative, governmental, administrative, judicial and prosecutorial structures and institutions of the PRC according to these five levels. The Table 1. vertically from top to bottom shows five levels of governmental, administrative and legal institutions. The diagram horizontally from left to right shows: 1) The geographical levels appear on the extreme left 2) Followed by a list of the relevant political (CPC) institutions , 3) Legislative institutions 4) Governmental and administrative bodies, 5) Judicial bodies, 6) Prosecutorial bodies. Table 2. The PRC Constitution structure chart of which...
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