Research On The Environmental Public Interest Litigation System Initiated By The Procuratorial Organs In G Province Of China

In the fourth Plenary Session of the 18 th CPC Central Committee,the proposal to explore the establishment of a public interest litigation system.The procuratorial organ is the state legal supervision organ prescribed by the constitution.The prosecution of environmental public interest litigation can strengthen the prosecution,and it has the value and function of safeguarding judicial justice,establishing and perfecting the public interest litigation system and supplemented the environmental policy.”A small step in public interest litigation,a big step in environmental protection.” as an innovative mechanism of environmental protection,environmental public interest litigation initiated by procuratorial organ plays an irreplaceable role in other organs an organizations.The first part introduces the background,significance,methods and current situation of this research.The second part introduces the connotation and theoretical basis of environmental public interest litigation.The third part introduces the development context and rationality analysis of China's environmental public interest litigation system.The fourth part analyzes the situation of environmental public interest litigation filed by G province procuratorial organs during the pilot practice.The fifth part aims at the existing problems and deficiencies,and puts forward some feasible suggestions for improving the procuratorial organs' environmental public interest litigation system.The procuratorial organ,due to its own legal supervision status,and its soft power,which is superior to other litigation subjects,and the innovation of litigation theory,judicial practice,and the affirmation of legislation,the procuratorial organs have a bright future in the environmental public interest litigation system,hopes to improve the environment for procuratorial organs in our country through this article.Some reference suggestions are put forward in the public interest litigation system.