What Is an Attornment?

A lawyer refers to a person who has been entrusted or appointed to provide parties with legal services such as litigation agency or defense.

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Article 28 of the current Lawyers Law may be engaged in the following businesses:
(1) accepting the entrustment of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations as legal counsel;
(2) accepting the entrustment of parties to civil and administrative cases, acting as agents and participating in litigation;
(3) Accept the commission of criminal suspects or defendants in criminal cases or the assignment of legal aid agencies in accordance with law, act as defenders, accept the commission of private prosecutors, victims of public prosecution cases or their close relatives, act as agents, and participate in litigation;
(4) Accepting entrustment and representing appeals in various lawsuits;
(5) accepting entrustment and participating in mediation and arbitration activities;
(6) Accepting entrustment and providing non-litigation legal services;
(7) Answering inquiries about the law, writing litigation documents and other documents related to legal affairs.
Modern lawyer system should be traceable at least
China before liberation
Due to the exclusion of litigation in ancient Chinese culture, there has not been a legal system or a publicly recognized lawyer system in the history of our country. But in ancient China, there were people who handled litigation for a long time, that is,
Western countries
In the anti-feudal struggle, J. Locke, the bourgeois enlightenment thinker,
1. Lawyer must pass
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The National Bar Qualification Examination began in 1986. National lawyer qualifications have selected a large number of legal professionals for the Chinese lawyer industry. Many of them have become the backbone of the lawyer industry. In their practice, they strive to protect the lawful rights and interests of the parties in accordance with the law, and to safeguard the correct implementation of the law. Construction has made due contributions.
Since 2002, the internal professional qualification examinations of the prosecutor and judge examination systems have been added, collectively referred to as the national unified judicial examination. The main test content of the exam includes: theoretical law, applied law, current legal regulations, legal practice and legal professional ethics. The National Judicial Examination adopts unified national propositions and assessment papers, and the results are announced by the National Judicial Examination Office of the Ministry of Justice. The national judicial examination results are valid at one time. Those who pass the national judicial examination will be issued a "Legal Professional Qualification Certificate" by the Ministry of Justice.

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