What does SPC stand for?

Supreme People's Court (China)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

China requires death sentences to receive final approval from the Supreme People's Court in Beijing, after which most are carried out by lethal injection.

China executes two for selling poison milk that killed six babies

More detailed rules on the handling of AML-related civil litigation are under discussion and expected to be promulgated by the Supreme People's Court in the future.

Antitrust Alert: New Chinese Court Developments Provide Insights Into ...

SMIC has appealed to China's Supreme People's Court in Beijing over its suit against TSMC after a Beijing court produced a ruling in June this year that was not in favor of SMIC on the case.

TSMC wins case on Chinese rival SMIC in U.S. court over trades

However, Vu, who is trying to overturn a 2007 decision by the prime minister to allow the giant mining project, has decided to take his complaint to the Supreme People's Court.

Legal adviser refiles lawsuit against Vietnam PM in mines row

Since 2007, every death sentence passed in China must be reviewed by the Supreme People's Court before it is carried out.

Beijing to execute inmates by injection

Xiao Yang, chief justice of the supreme people's court, gave no figures for the overall use of the death penalty or the decline as he delivered his annual report.

China proclaims big fall in executions after court reforms

Although Xu did not befriend many democracy advocates in Hong Kong, he helped plead to the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Supreme People's Court, urging them to come to an early resolution of the case of Ching Cheong.

H.K. gov't expresses sadness at death of Xu Simin

Supreme People's Court President Xiao Yang told the audience at a criminal law conference in November: "It is necessary to use the death penalty in China to punish criminals who commit extremely serious crimes in order to safeguard state security, public interests and smooth operation of economic construction.

Ant fraud yields death sentence