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Classification of court leadership levels
Legal analysis: judges, including five levels. The administrative rank of judges is usually equivalent to the administrative deputy of the government at the same level, that is, the president of the district court is equivalent to the deputy head of the district, the president of the municipal court is equivalent to the deputy mayor, the president of the provincial court is equivalent to the deputy governor, and the president of the Supreme Court is equivalent to the deputy prime minister. The administrative level of internal judges in courts at all levels shall be determined according to the establishment of the courts.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Judges Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) performs the following duties: President the Supreme People's Court: Chief Justice; Vice-President: First-class judge to second-class judge; Members of the Judicial Committee: second-class judges to second-class senior judges; President: a first-class senior judge to a second-class senior judge; Vice-President: a first-class senior judge to a third-class senior judge; Judges: first-class senior judges to fourth-class senior judges; Assistant judges: first-class judges to third-class judges. President of the Higher People's Court: second-level judge; Vice-President: a first-class senior judge to a third-class senior judge; Members of the Judicial Committee: second-class senior judges to fourth-class senior judges; Dean: from the second-level senior judge to the fourth-level senior judge; Vice-president: from the second-level senior judge to the first-level judge; Judges: second-level senior judges to second-level judges; Assistant judges: first-class judges to fourth-class judges.