to examine financial records or economic activities for accuracy and legality; to perform an audit

A body of citizens convened to render a legal verdict or determine facts in a court case.

to deliberate, consider, or discuss (e.g., of a committee or legislative body); deliberation

to review and authorize a plan, report, or application, typically from a subordinate or lower level

a judicial trial or judgment

to examine or investigate carefully; to inspect for approval or compliance; to censor or perform censorship

to try or hear a legal case; to conduct a trial or judicial examination of a matter

to examine and verify; to investigate thoroughly, especially regarding financial records or official documents

to try or interrogate (a suspect by police, prosecutors, or a court); trial, interrogation, or inquest

to examine and review; to appraise or judge

to appreciate, perceive, or evaluate beauty in things or works of art

to interrogate or examine; specifically for judicial or police authorities to question suspects or witnesses in a case

the first trial of a legal case by a court of law

A non-professional person selected to participate in a trial and help a judge reach a verdict.

a trial or interrogation held in a court of law

to look at closely; to examine carefully; to scrutinize

to review something carefully and make a final decision, such as to authorize a publication or finalize a plan

audit office; public accounts committee; usually refers specifically to the National Audit Office of the People's Republic of China

(law) a second trial or hearing of a case by a higher court after an appeal, often being the final judgment in a two-tier judicial system; abbreviation for [[第二审|第二審|di4 er4 shen3]]

the final judicial review or adjudication of a legal case from which no further appeal can be made

To be put on trial; to undergo interrogation or legal examination for a crime.

cautious and circumspect; careful to consider all details before acting

initial vetting or screening of applications, proposals, manuscripts, or contest entries

to hear a legal case again; a formal re-examination of a case that has already been adjudicated

to try a legal case and reach a conclusion; to complete a judicial investigation or trial

to review or examine a case or material for a second time; to conduct a re-evaluation

The judge who presides over a court hearing or trial.

The judge who leads a collegiate bench or court trial, responsible for directing proceedings and maintaining order.

to conduct a preliminary interrogation or hearing of a suspect during the investigation or pre-trial stage of a criminal case

to examine and approve; to review or peruse a document or proposal

to release a suspect from custody pending further investigation or trial, provided they submit a guarantor or pay a deposit to ensure they remain available for questioning

To carefully study the current state of affairs and weigh how things are likely to develop; to judge the hour and take stock of the situation.

a person's aesthetic conception or point of view; one's sense of beauty and standards for what is beautiful

to participate in a legal trial as a lay juror or non-professional assessor

to reinvestigate or reconsider a judgment; specifically, to hold a new trial after a previous judgment has been overturned by a higher court

the head of a government auditing office; auditor general

To submit something to a higher authority or relevant department for examination and approval.

a court of law; a tribunal or courtroom

to review or go over a paper, manuscript, or draft

to examine and comment on; to review and evaluate

judge or judicial officer in a court of law

(PRC) short for [[政治审查|政治審查|zheng4 zhi4 shen3 cha2]]; an investigation into a person's political history or background, often for employment, party membership, or security clearance

The first or previous trial of a case that is now being appealed or reviewed in a higher court.

to conduct a joint hearing or trial; a trial or hearing conducted by several officials or departments

to wait for a trial or interrogation by a court of law

To bring a suspect or prisoner out from a place of detention for questioning or interrogation

auditor; accountant responsible for examining financial records

To supervise and review a process or situation for compliance

judicial authority; jurisdiction