(Adopted at the fifth meeting of the Ninth Standing Council of all china lawyers association on March 20, 2004, and implemented as of March 20, 2004).
Chapter I General Provisions
Chapter II Professional Ethics of Lawyers
Section 1 Basic Standards
Article 6 Lawyers must be loyal to the Constitution and laws.
Article 7 Lawyers must be honest and trustworthy, diligent and conscientious, and safeguard the interests of clients, legal dignity and social fairness and justice according to facts and laws.
Article 8 Lawyers should pay attention to their professional quality, cherish and safeguard their professional reputation, restrain their words and deeds inside and outside their profession with laws, regulations and socially recognized moral norms, and influence and strengthen the public's credibility and compliance with legal authority.
Article 9 Lawyers must keep state secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy of clients.
Article 10 Lawyers should study hard and constantly improve their professional level.
Article 11 Lawyers must respect their peers, compete fairly and help each other.
Twelfth lawyers should pay attention to and actively participate in social welfare undertakings.
Article 13 Lawyers must abide by the articles of association of the Lawyers Association and fulfill their membership obligations.
Section 2 Professional Responsibilities
Article 14 A lawyer shall not practice in more than two law firms. Practicing in a law firm and another legal service institution at the same time shall be regarded as practicing in two law firms.
If other law firms are invited to participate in handling problems involving professional fields, and the law firm where the lawyer works and the invited law firm agree in writing that the legal consequences will be borne by the former and inform the client, it does not violate the above provisions.
Fifteenth lawyers to provide legal services, should be independent of professional thinking and judgment, serious and responsible.
Article 16 A lawyer shall not make a promise to a client to make a judgment on a case.
When a lawyer makes a certain judgment on a case according to facts and laws, he should make it clear to the client that the judgment is only a personal opinion.
Article 17 When providing legal services, lawyers should not only consider the law, but also consider the moral, economic, social and political factors related to the client's situation in an appropriate way.
Article 18 When providing legal services, lawyers should treat clients, witnesses, judicial personnel and related personnel with respect, patience and courtesy.
Article 19 A lawyer shall not engage in, assist or induce others to engage in the following acts in his practice:
(1) Acts with bad social influence;
(2) Deception and fraud;
(three) acts that hinder the judicial administrative organs of the state from exercising their functions and powers according to law;
(four) express or implied ability, which may improperly influence the state judicial administrative organs to change their established opinions;
(5) assisting or encouraging judicial, administrative and arbitration personnel to commit illegal acts.
Article 20 A lawyer shall not accept the entrustment to undertake legal affairs without permission, and shall not collect the fees, extra remuneration, property or other benefits that may be generated by the client without permission.
Article 21 A lawyer who has served as a judge or a prosecutor shall not serve as an agent ad litem or a defender if it has not been two years since he left office.
Article 22 A law firm shall not assign non-lawyers to provide legal services as lawyers or in disguised form. A law firm shall not provide any convenience for non-lawyers to provide legal services as lawyers or in disguised form.
Chapter III Practical Premises
Article 23 A lawyer must hold a valid lawyer's practice certificate issued by the judicial administrative organ. The lawyer's practice license is the only certificate of lawyer's practice.
Article 24 Lawyers must undergo pre-job training as stipulated by the Lawyers Association.
Twenty-fifth lawyers should take the oath of practice according to the arrangement of the local lawyers association. The practice oath is an integral part of this Code and a solemn commitment of lawyers to undertake professional responsibilities.
Lawyer's Practice Oath: I voluntarily join the lawyers' team, become a lawyer in People's Republic of China (PRC) and a member in all china lawyers association, be loyal to the Constitution and laws, strictly implement the Lawyers Law, abide by the articles of association of the Lawyers Association, fulfill my obligations as a lawyer, abide by the professional ethics of lawyers, be diligent and dedicated, and strive to safeguard the correct implementation and dignity of the law.
Chapter IV Practising Institutions
Article 26 A law firm is a lawyer's practice institution.
Article 27 Lawyers' practice activities must be subject to the management and supervision of law firms.
Twenty-eighth law firms should establish and improve the internal management system of personnel, finance, business and fees.
Article 29 A law firm shall sign employment contracts with practicing lawyers and other staff members of the firm, and pay social security fees such as unemployment insurance, endowment insurance, medical social security and housing accumulation fund for lawyers and other staff members of the firm on time and truthfully.
Article 30 Law firms must pay taxes according to law.
Article 31 A law firm shall, in accordance with its articles of association, organize lawyers to carry out professional work, study laws and state policies, and summarize and exchange work experience.
Article 32 A law firm may not invest in the establishment of a company or directly participate in business activities.
Article 33 During the period of suspension of business, lawyers of this firm shall not be allowed or acquiesced to continue to engage in lawyer business activities in the name of lawyers.
Thirty-fourth may not issue or provide a letter of introduction from a law firm, a lawyer's special official document, a fee voucher, etc. , so as to provide convenience for people who have not obtained a lawyer's practice license or lawyers of other law firms to engage in illegal practice activities.
Article 35 No judge, prosecutor or arbitrator may be bribed. No material or intangible benefits shall be given to the relevant personnel before and after the signing of the contract.
Thirty-sixth shall not refuse or neglect to perform the legal aid and other public legal service obligations assigned by the relevant state organs and lawyers associations.
Article 37 Where a lawyer changes his practice institution, he shall go through the formalities of transferring to another firm in accordance with the regulations.
Article 38 A lawyer who has been transferred shall not harm the interests of his law firm, and shall keep his promise to keep business secrets. Shall not provide legal services to clients who are providing legal services in the original law firm.
Article 39 When accepting transferred lawyers, a law firm should pay attention to eliminating unfair competition factors, and may not require, condone or assist the transferred lawyers to engage in acts that are detrimental to the interests of the original law firm.
Article 40 When undertaking entrusted affairs, a lawyer shall promptly report the insurmountable difficulties and risks to the law firm.
Article 41 In case of a dispute between a lawyer and his client, he shall accept the settlement by a law firm.
Article 42 If a lawyer causes losses to the law firm due to business mistakes, the law firm has the right to recover from the lawyer.
Article 43 A lawyer shall take measures to stop or remedy the mistakes made by his assistant who is assigned to handle affairs, and bear the responsibility.
Article 44 A law firm has the obligation to standardize its own practice behavior by establishing the rules and regulations of the law firm and effective management measures, and to supervise lawyers to seriously abide by the code of practice of lawyers.
Article 45 A law firm is responsible for supervising lawyers' practice and intervening and remedying lawyers' illegal acts.
Article 46 A law firm has the obligation to guide and supervise lawyers, trainee lawyers, paralegals, legal interns, administrative personnel and other auxiliary personnel in their lawyer business and professional ethics.
Chapter V Establishment of Principal-agent Relationship
Article 47 A lawyer shall negotiate with the client on the scope, content, authority, cost and duration of agency. After reaching an agreement through consultation, a law firm shall sign an agency agreement with the client or obtain the client's confirmation.
Article 48 A lawyer shall prudently, honestly and objectively inform the client of the possible legal risks in the entrusted matters.
Section 1 Basic requirements of principal-agent
Article 49 A lawyer should make full use of his professional knowledge to complete the entrusted matters in accordance with the law and safeguard the interests of his clients.
Article 50 A lawyer has the right to choose the method to realize the client's purpose according to the legal requirements and moral standards.
Article 51 A lawyer shall handle entrusted affairs in strict accordance with the time limit prescribed by law and the time agreed with the client.
Article 52 A lawyer shall establish a lawyer's business file and keep complete business records.
Article 53 A lawyer shall properly keep the evidence and other legal documents provided by the client to ensure that they are not lost.
Article 54 A lawyer shall promptly answer the client's request to know the entrusted matters.
Article 55 A lawyer shall act as an agent within the scope of authorization. If special authorization is required, it shall be confirmed in writing by the customer in advance.
Article 56 Law firms, lawyers and their assistants shall not disclose the client's business secrets and privacy, or other information about the client obtained in the course of handling the client's law firm business. However, lawyers believe that secrecy may lead to the failure to prevent serious crimes such as personal injury and death in time, and may cause serious damage to national interests.
Article 57 A lawyer may disclose information authorized by his client.
Article 58 When a lawyer may be innocently involved in the criminal act of the client in the process of agency, he may disclose the relevant information of the client in order to protect his legitimate rights and interests.
Article 59 After completing the agency work, a lawyer still has the obligation of confidentiality.
Section 2 Permission to accept entrustment
Article 60 After accepting entrustment, a lawyer can only practice within the scope of entrustment, and shall not exceed the scope of entrustment without authorization.
Article 61 When handling entrusted legal affairs, if a lawyer finds that the authority granted by the client cannot meet the needs, he shall inform the client in time. Without the consent of the client or before going through the relevant authorization procedures, the lawyer can only handle legal affairs within the scope of authorization.
Article 62 When accepting entrustment, a lawyer must clearly agree with the client on the entrustment authority including procedural law and substantive law. If the authorization authority is not clear, the lawyer should take the initiative to prompt.
Article 63 When a lawyer completes the entrusted legal affairs within the scope of entrustment, he shall inform the client in time. After the lawyer and the client explicitly terminate the entrustment relationship, the lawyer may no longer carry out activities in the name of the client.
Article 64 Without the consent of the client, a lawyer may not accept the entrustment of the other party with conflict of interest at the same time to handle legal affairs for him.
Article 65 After accepting the entrustment, a lawyer shall not refuse to perform the duties agreed upon in the agreement without justifiable reasons, nor shall he refuse to defend or represent him without justifiable reasons.
Section 3 Prohibition of False Commitments
Article 66 A lawyer shall not mislead a client to establish a principal-agent relationship.
Article 67 A lawyer shall not make false promises to his clients in order to seek agency or defense business, nor shall he make promises that go against the facts and laws after accepting the entrustment.
Article 68 After accepting the entrustment of criminal defense, a lawyer shall put forward defense opinions of innocence, light crime or reduction or exemption of criminal responsibility according to facts and laws; The criminal defense evidence is not enough to deny the guilty accusation, and it is not allowed to promise that the innocent result will be obtained after the defense.
Article 69 After analyzing the case according to the facts, evidence and legal provisions provided by the client, a lawyer shall present a predictive and analytical conclusion to the client, but he shall pay attention to avoiding false promises.
Article 70 The opinions of lawyers on defending and representing cases according to law have not been adopted, or their pre-analysis opinions have not been realized due to perverting the law. Therefore, the lawyer's opinion cannot be regarded as a false promise.
Article 71 If the matters or requirements entrusted by a lawyer to a client are prohibited by law or the lawyer's practice norms, a lawyer shall inform the client and put forward suggestions for amendment or rejection.
Section 4 It is forbidden to illegally seek benefits for customers.
Article 72 Lawyers and law firms shall not illegally seek benefits for their clients by taking advantage of providing legal services.
Article 73 Except for collecting legal service fees in accordance with relevant regulations, a lawyer shall not have economic ties with the disputed rights and interests of the client, shall not agree with the client to sell the disputed subject matter to himself after winning the case, and shall not entrust others to buy or lease the disputed subject matter of the client for himself or his relatives.
Article 74 A lawyer may not demand property from his client, nor may he obtain other economic benefits that are detrimental to his client.
Article 75 Without the consent of the client, a lawyer shall not use the information obtained when providing legal services to the client to seek interests harmful to the client.
Section 5 Conflicts of Interest and Avoidance
Article 76 A conflict of interest refers to a situation where there is a conflict of interest between the entrusted matters represented by the same law firm and the clients of other entrusted matters in this firm, and the continued agency will directly affect the interests of the relevant clients.
Seventy-seventh lawyers and their law firms shall verify the conflict of interest before accepting the entrustment. Only when there is no conflict of interest between the principals can the principal-agent relationship be established.
Article 78 If a lawyer who intends to accept the entrustment of a client already knows that the lawyer entrusted by the other party or a party with a conflict of interest is a close relative or other interested party, he shall withdraw, unless the two clients issue an exemption letter.
Article 79 After accepting the entrustment, if a lawyer knows that the lawyer appointed by the other party or the party with conflict of interest is his close relative or other interested party, he shall promptly and clearly inform the client of this relationship. If the client raises an objection, the lawyer shall withdraw.
Article 80 If a lawyer knows that the other party or a party with conflict of interest has accepted the entrustment and then entrusts another lawyer of the same law firm, the lawyers of both parties shall terminate the entrustment relationship of one party through consultation. If negotiation fails, the entrustment relationship shall be terminated with the party who later signed the entrustment contract or the party who did not pay the lawyer's fee.
Article 81 A lawyer who once represented a party in previous legal affairs may not accept the entrustment of the other party who has a conflict of interest with the original client to handle the same legal affairs, even after the agency relationship is dissolved or terminated, except with the written consent of the original client.
Article 82 A lawyer who has represented a client in previous legal affairs shall not use the relevant information that was unfavorable to his former client in the same or similar legal affairs in the future, except with the permission of the former client or with sufficient evidence to prove that the information has been known.
Article 83 The legal affairs that the client intends to hire a lawyer to handle are legal affairs that the lawyer has handled as a government official, judicial personnel and arbitrator before engaging in the profession of lawyer, and the lawyer and his law firm should avoid them.
Section 6 Custody of Client's Property
Article 84 A lawyer shall properly keep the property related to the entrusted matters and shall not misappropriate or occupy it.
Article 85 When a law firm accepts the entrustment to keep the client's property, it shall strictly separate the client's property from the law firm's property. The client's funds shall be deposited in an independent account of a financial institution with good credit where the law firm is located, or an independent bank account designated by the client. The storage method of the customer's other property shall be approved by the customer in writing.
Article 86 If the client requests to return the client's property entrusted by the law firm, the law firm shall ask the client for a written receipt of the property, and file the entrustment agreement together with the receipt of the property submitted by the client.
Article 87 When a law firm accepts the entrustment to keep the funds or other property continuously delivered by the client or a third party, it shall promptly notify the client in writing. Even if the client issues a written statement to exempt the lawyer from the obligation of timely notification, the lawyer should still issue a list of custody property to the client regularly.
Section 7 Sub-entrustment
Article 88 Without the consent of the client, a lawyer may not delegate the legal affairs entrusted by the client to others.
Article 89 After accepting the entrustment, if a lawyer needs to change his lawyer due to sudden illness or job transfer, he shall inform the client in time. If the client agrees to change the lawyer, the lawyer shall hand over the materials in time and go through the relevant formalities through the law firm.
Article 90 Without the consent of the client, a lawyer may not increase the economic burden of the client by transferring the client.
Chapter VI Fees for Lawyers
Article 91 Lawyers' fees should be reasonable.
Law firms and lawyers shall charge reasonable fees in accordance with the relevant provisions formulated by the state administrative departments and lawyers associations.
Article 92 A lawyer shall consider the following reasonable factors when collecting fees:
(a) the working time, difficulty, new ideas and skills required to engage in legal services;
(2) The risk that accepting this employment will obviously hinder the lawyer from carrying out other work;
(three) the usual cost of similar legal services in the same area;
(four) the amount involved in the entrusted matters and the expected reasonable results;
(five) the time limit for legal services proposed by the client or imposed by the objective environment;
(6) The lawyer's experience, reputation, professional level and ability;
(seven) whether the charging standard and payment method are fixed and whether there are conditions attached;
(8) Reasonable cost.
Article 93 The method of lawyer's fees shall be determined according to the provisions of the state or through consultation between the law firm and the client, and the fees may be charged by the hour, at a fixed rate or in proportion to the subject matter. You can use the above methods at the same time in one entrustment, or you can use other methods not prohibited by law.
Article 94 A lawyer who charges by the hour shall provide a list of work records according to the client's requirements.
Article 95 A law firm shall stipulate the charging method, standard and payment method in the entrustment contract.
Article 96 If the results of litigation or other legal services are used as the basis for lawyers to charge fees, the amount and payment method of fees shall be determined through agreement, and the contents, charging standards and methods of legal services shall be defined, including the influence of different settlement, mediation or trial results on fees, and whether the necessary fees in litigation have been included in the medium remuneration of risk agents.
Article 97 Lawyers and law firms shall not require the clients of alimony, maintenance and criminal cases to collect fees in accordance with the agreement on the outcome of litigation for any reason or in any way, except as required by the parties.
Article 98 A lawyer may not accept a case without permission or collect fees. The fees paid by the client shall be delivered directly to the law firm where the lawyer is located, and the lawyer shall not charge the client directly. If the client entrusts a lawyer to pay the fees, the lawyer shall promptly deliver the fees collected to the law firm.
Article 99 A lawyer shall not ask for or obtain additional remuneration or benefits other than the legal service fees charged according to the regulations.
Article 100 The legal service fees charged by a law firm shall be included in the accounting books and used in accordance with the prescribed items and expenditure scope.
Article 101 A law firm shall not issue an informal lawyer's fee voucher to its clients.
Article 102 The following expenses shall be paid separately by the client:
(a) the fees charged by the judicial, administrative, arbitration, appraisal and notarization departments;
(2) Reasonable communication fees, photocopying fees, translation fees, transportation fees, accommodation fees, etc. ;
(three) the expert argumentation fee agreed by the client;
(4) Other expenses agreed by the client.
Article 103 A lawyer shall, in line with the principle of thrift, reasonably use the expenses other than the lawyer's fees that the client needs to bear.
Article 104 If a law firm terminates the agency agreement for reasonable reasons, it has the right to collect the fees for the completed part.
Article 105 If the client terminates the agency agreement for reasonable reasons, the law firm has the right to collect the fees for the completed part.
Article 106 If the client unilaterally terminates the entrustment agreement, he shall pay the lawyer's fee as agreed.
Chapter VII Termination of Principal-agent Relationship
Article 107 A law firm shall terminate its agency work under any of the following circumstances in the process of handling entrusted matters:
(1) The negotiation with the customer is terminated;
(2) Being disqualified or suspended from practicing;
(3) Finding insurmountable conflicts of interest;
(four) the lawyer's health is not suitable for continuing to represent;
(five) to continue to represent will violate the law or the practice norms of lawyers.
Article 108 When a law firm terminates its agency, it shall try its best not to affect the legitimate interests of its clients.
Article 109 When a lawyer terminates his agency, he shall notify his client in advance as far as possible. After obtaining the consent of the client, the law firm may entrust another lawyer to continue to undertake the entrusted matters, otherwise the agency agreement will be terminated.
Article 110 A lawyer may refuse to defend or represent him under any of the following circumstances:
(a) the client uses the legal services provided by lawyers to carry out criminal activities;
(2) The client insists on pursuing the goal that the lawyer considers impossible or unreasonable;
(3) The trustor fails to perform the obligations under the entrustment contract and has been reasonably urged;
(4) On the premise of unforeseeable in advance, the lawyer's provision of legal services to the client will bring unreasonable expenses to the lawyer, or cause unbearable and unreasonable difficulties to the lawyer;
(five) the evidence provided by the client does not have objective authenticity, relevance and legality, or it is suspected of perjury after examination by judicial organs;
(6) Other lawful reasons.
Article 111 If a lawyer can refuse to defend or represent after accepting the entrustment, he shall explain the reasons to the client, urge the client to accept the lawyer's opinion, and correct the reasons that cause the lawyer to refuse to defend or represent.
Article 112 Before terminating the entrustment relationship, a lawyer must take reasonable and feasible measures to protect the interests of the client, such as informing the client in time to allow him enough time to entrust another lawyer, recover the original documents and refund the prepaid fees.
Article 113 If the entrustment relationship is dissolved because of refusing to defend or represent the client, the lawyer may keep copies of legal documents related to the client.
Chapter VIII Practice Promotion
Section 1 Business Promotion Principles
Article 114 Lawyers and law firms shall abide by the principles of equality and good faith, lawyers' professional ethics and practice discipline, industry standards recognized by the legal service market and the lawyer industry, fair competition and prohibition of unfair competition in the industry.
Article 115 Lawyers and law firms should strive to improve their comprehensive quality, improve the quality of legal services, enhance their business competitiveness, and promote and develop lawyers' business.
116th lawyers and law firms are not allowed to provide legal services free of charge by promising any material or non-material benefits to intermediaries or referees.
Article 117 A lawyer may introduce his business field and professional expertise through a brief introduction.
Article 118 Lawyers may publish academic papers, case analysis, special topic solutions, lectures, etc. , so as to popularize the law and publicize their professional fields.
Article 119 Lawyers may hold or participate in various kinds of special topics and professional lectures to introduce their professional knowledge.
Article 120 Lawyers may participate in various public welfare activities and various social organizations established according to law in the name of individuals or law firms.
Article 121 A lawyer shall not provide false information or exaggerate his professional ability, express or imply a special relationship with the judicial administrative organ, belittle the professional ability and level of his peers, undertake business by offering or promising kickbacks, or compete for legal business at a level significantly lower than that of the same industry.
Section 2 Lawyers' Advertising Standards
Article 122 Lawyers' advertisements refer to the information released by lawyers and law firms to publicize their business, obtain entrustment and let the public know and understand their legal service business and their behavior process.
Article 123 Lawyers' advertisements shall abide by national laws and regulations and these norms. Adhere to the principles of truthfulness, preciseness and moderation.
Article 124 Lawyers' advertisements should be identifiable and enable the public to distinguish them as lawyers' advertisements.
Article 125 Lawyers' advertisements may be published in the name of lawyers or law firms. The lawyer's advertisement published in the name of a lawyer shall indicate the name of the practicing institution where the lawyer works.
Article 126 Lawyers and law firms shall not publish lawyers' advertisements under the following circumstances:
(a) failed to pass the annual registration;
(2) Being suspended from practice.
(3) Being punished by informed criticism for less than one year.
Article 127 The contents of a lawyer's personal advertisement shall be limited to the lawyer's name, portrait, age, sex, place of birth, education, degree, date of lawyer's practice registration, name of the law firm to which he belongs, working time in the law firm to which he belongs, charging standards, contact information and the scope of legal services that can be provided to the society according to law.
Article 128 The contents of an advertisement of a law firm shall be limited to the name, office address, telephone number, fax number, postal code, e-mail address, website address, lawyers association to which it belongs, practicing lawyers under its jurisdiction and a brief introduction of the business scope of legal services that can be provided to the society according to law.
Article 129 Advertisements shall not give misleading or false publicity to lawyers and law firms.
Article 130 Lawyers' advertisements published by lawyers and law firms shall not belittle other lawyers or law firms and their services.
Article 131 Lawyers and law firms shall not make advertisements in a way that violates their mission and damages their image, nor shall they make advertisements by using the artistic exaggeration of general commercial advertisements.
Article 132 Lawyers shall not violate the provisions of the Lawyers Association on the administration of lawyers' practice advertisements in their practice advertisements.
Section 3 Specification for Lawyers' Publicity
Article 133 Lawyers' publicity refers to the information release behavior of reporting and introducing lawyers and law firms through public media in the form of news, special topics and interviews.
134th lawyers and law firms shall not carry out or instigate or allow others to publish lawyers' advertisements in the form of publicity.
Article 135 Lawyers and law firms shall not conduct propaganda that distorts the facts or legal essence, or may make the public have unreasonable expectations of lawyers.
Article 136 Lawyers and law firms may publicize a certain professional legal service field they are engaged in, but they may not declare or imply that they are recognized or certified experts in a certain professional field.
Article 137 Lawyers and law firms shall not conduct comparative publicity among lawyers or law firms.
138th through the public media in the form of reply, ask yourself and answer. , should also comply with the provisions of the lawyer's publicity.
Chapter IX Code of Conduct for Lawyers' Peer Relations
Section 1 Respect and Cooperation
Article 139 Lawyers and law firms shall not obstruct or refuse clients to entrust other lawyers and law firms to participate in legal services for the same reason.
Article 140 Lawyers providing legal services on the same subject shall have a clear division of labor and cooperate with each other. If they have different opinions, they should inform the customer of their decision immediately.
Article 141 Lawyers and law firms shall not make statements that belittle, slander or damage the reputation of their peers in public places and the media.
Article 142 During the trial or negotiation, lawyers of all parties shall respect each other and shall not use sarcastic, sarcastic or insulting language.
Section 2 Prohibition of Unfair Competition
Article 143 The act of unfair competition in lawyers' practice refers to the act that lawyers and law firms compete with their peers by unfair means in order to promote their practice, which violates the principles of voluntariness, equality and good faith and the code of conduct for lawyers' practice, and violates the recognized industry standards of the legal service market and the lawyer industry, thus harming the legitimate rights and interests of other lawyers and law firms.
Article 144 Lawyers and law firms shall not use the following improper means to compete with their peers when contacting clients and other personnel:
(1) Deliberately slandering or defaming the reputation and reputation of other lawyers or law firms;
(two) without justifiable reasons, to attract customers on the condition that the fees are lower than the level of the same industry, or to win business by promising kickbacks, giving money or property to customers, intermediaries and referees;
(3) Deliberately creating disputes between clients and their agents;
(four) express or imply to the client that lawyers or law firms have special relations with judicial organs, government organs, social organizations and their staff, and exclude other lawyers or law firms;
(five) to make any commitment to the results of legal services or judicial proceedings without facts and legal basis;
Article 159 When appearing in court, male lawyers do not wear shawls and long hair, female lawyers do not wear heavy makeup, their faces are neat and their hair is neat, and they do not wear too eye-catching ornaments.
Article 190 These Standards shall be implemented as of March 20, 2004.