1. responsibilities: the executive vice president of the court is usually responsible for the daily management of the court, including trial business, administrative management and some personnel work. The vice president is in charge of the court's trial business and administrative management, but usually does not participate in personnel work.
2. Division of labor: the executive vice president usually manages and supervises the trial business of the whole hospital, including the work of each court. At the same time, they will also undertake some trial tasks, such as hearing cases and formulating trial norms. The vice president is mainly responsible for assisting the executive vice president in handling judicial and administrative affairs. They will also undertake certain trial tasks, but they will usually be responsible for trial work in different fields.
Generally speaking, the Executive Vice President and the Vice President are both important leaders of the court, but their responsibilities and division of labor are different. The executive vice president is more fully responsible for the daily management and some personnel work of the court. The vice president mainly assists the executive vice president in judicial and administrative work, and is also responsible for trial tasks in different fields.