Bailiffs belong to civil servants. The treatment of supernumerary bailiffs is different from that of supernumerary bailiffs. The supernumerary bailiffs are regular employees, who enjoy the salary and welfare benefits of civil servants stipulated by the state according to law, and the supernumerary bailiffs are equivalent to temporary workers and contract workers. Generally speaking, the treatment is poor and there is no guarantee.

The judicial police is called "bailiff" for short. Main tasks: guarding the court, maintaining court order, escorting prisoners to appear in court for trial, conducting searches, summoning and serving, assisting executors in executing court judgments and rulings, and assisting prosecutors in reconnaissance activities.

Extended data;

The duties of the judicial police of the people's court:

(1) Maintaining the trial order;

(2) Conduct safety inspection on personnel entering the test area;

(3) Escorting and guarding defendants or criminals in criminal trials, calling witnesses and expert witnesses and transmitting evidence;

(four) in the implementation of effective legal documents, cooperate with the implementation of compulsory measures, and take compulsory measures according to law when necessary;

(five) the death penalty;

(six) to assist the agency in handling complaints about safety and emergencies;

(seven) the execution of summons, detention and other compulsory measures;

(eight) other duties as prescribed by laws and regulations.