defense, military prosecution and military justice at the General Political Department) Lieutenant General Tan Furen (December 1964-May 1965) President of the Military Court of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Major General Jin Rubai (June 1965-February 1968, part-time) Hao Su (September 1978-July 1981) Tian Jia (September 10, 1981 - August 23, 1982)[12] Liu Jiguang (August 23, 1982 - June 18, 1985)[13] Major General Meng Zhongren (June 18, 1985-June 28, 1990) Major General Hou Gu (June 28, 1990 - September 2, 1993) Major General Quan Zengde (September 2, 1993 - July 3, 1997) Major General Jiang Jichu (July 3, 1997 - April 28, 2001) Major General Qu Dacheng (April 28, 2001 - April 29, 2006) Major General Su Yong (April 29, 2006 - August 26, 2011) Liu Jixing Lieutenant General (August 26, 2011 - June 22, 2018) Liu Ligeng Major General (June 22, 2018-) Corresponding Intermediate Military Court Military Court of the Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (court pronunciation: Army 01) Military Court of the Southern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 02) First Military Court of the Western Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 03) Second Military Court of the Western Theater of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 04) Military Court of the Northern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 05) Military Court of the Central Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 06) General Military Court of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Army 07) Notable Cases 1989-1990: Major General Xu Qinxian, former commander of the 38th Group Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, was sentenced to 5 years in prison for refusing to carry out the June 4 clearance order and served his sentence in Qincheng Prison and Public Security Hospital. 1999: Major General Liu Liankun, former head of the Armament Department of the General Logistics Department (retired deputy military rank), for providing intelligence to Taiwan (death by lethal injection) 1999: Senior Colonel Shao Zhengzong, former head of a division of the Armament Department of the General Logistics Department, provided intelligence spies to Taiwan (death penalty) 2004: Major General Liu Guangzhi, former Director of the Air Force Command College (serving at full military rank) Providing intelligence to Taiwan (death by lethal injection) 2006: Former Vice Commander of the Navy Wang Shouye, Lieutenant General of the Navy (deputy military region position) bribery case (suspended