Force, Second Artillery, Shenyang Military Region, Beijing Military Region, Lanzhou Military Region, Jinan Military Region, Nanjing Military Region, Guangzhou Military Region, Chengdu Military Region, People's Armed Police, General Direct Subsidiaries, and the Second Military Court of General Direct Subsidiaries. Among them, the Military Court of the General Headquarters has jurisdiction over the General Office of the Military Commission, the General Political Department, the |General Logistics Department, the General Equipment Department, the Second Artillery (after March 2014, the Second Artillery is no longer under the jurisdiction of the Military Court of the General Headquarters), the colleges and universities directly under the Military Commission, and other large units and their subordinate units, and the Second Military Court of the General Headquarters has jurisdiction over the General Staff Department and its subordinate units. Authority Trial of first instance cases of crimes committed by persons of full divisional rank or above. Trial of foreign-related criminal cases. Trying cases authorized or designated by the Supreme People's Court and other criminal cases of first instance that it considers should be tried by itself. To undertake trials of the second trial and retrial. Organisation Prior to the 2016 reform, the military court included three full divisional-level bodies. The First Trial Division: hears appeal cases and death penalty review cases against the verdicts of military courts of major units of the military. Deadly criminal cases are also reported to the Supreme People's Court for approval after being reviewed by the Military Court of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Second Trial Division: Hearing appeals against the legal effect of the judgments of the military courts of major units of the army, letters and visits, and trial supervision. Civilian Trial Division: hearing cases of appeal against the judgment of the military court of major units of the army, as well as appeal cases of civil judgments that have taken legal effect; undertaking the execution of the judgment of civil cases of the army. Past Directors President of the Military Tribunal of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Chen Qihan (February 1954 - November 1954) President of the Military Court of the Chinese People's Liberation Army General Chen Qihan (November 1954-April 1957, part-time) President of the Military Trial Chamber of the Supreme People's Court Zhong Hanhua Lieutenant General (April 1957-January 1961) Gan Weihan Lieutenant General (January 1961-May 1964, part-time; from January 1961-September 1962, head of military justice in the combined office of