Chinese People's Liberation Army were placed under military control. at the end of 1969, the military courts of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and military courts at all levels throughout the army were abolished one after another. The authority of the military courts was exercised by the defense departments in the name of the military courts. The security departments of units above the military level all held an official seal of the military court with the same number as the unit. In cases where penalties were to be imposed, the defense department would report the verdict in the name of the military court and publish it after verification and approval by the party committee. 1978-2016 In January 1978, the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China (CPC) issued the "Adjustment Plan for the Military System" and decided to rebuild the Military Court of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the military courts of major units. In November 1979, with the approval of the CPC Central Military Commission, the General Staff Department and the General Political Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army jointly issued a circular deciding to re-establish military courts and military procuratorates at the corps and military levels, with their establishment in the political department. In September 1982, the Central Military Commission issued a notice on the streamlining and integration program of the military system reform, in order to make the system of military courts and military prosecutors the same as that of local courts and prosecutors. same, it was stipulated that military courts and military procuratorates were reorganized into three levels: (1) military courts of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and military procuratorates of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; (2) military courts and military procuratorates of major military districts, naval forces, and air forces; and (3) military courts and military procuratorates of provincial military districts, naval fleets, and air forces in military districts. In 1985, in the midst of the Million Disarmament, the military courts and military procuratorates of military-level units of the army were abolished and replaced by the setting up of grassroots military courts and military procuratorates of the army by piece, according to the notice of the General Staff Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. The 1982 Constitution of the People's Republic of China and the 1983 Organic Law of the People's Courts of the People's Republic of China provide