Public Prosecution Law: Can children get legal aid when they are lawyers?

Yes, a public lawyer refers to a lawyer who has obtained a public lawyer's practice certificate issued by the judicial administrative department and specializes in legal affairs in government functional departments, departments exercising government functions or legal aid institutions established by the government. Public lawyers enjoy the treatment of civil servants. Public lawyers include government lawyers and legal aid lawyers. The difference between public lawyers and social lawyers lies in the different service objects and service methods. Social lawyers serve a wide range of clients. Generally speaking, they are paid services. Government lawyers can only provide legal services for their own units, and may not engage in paid services for the society. Legal aid lawyers shall provide legal aid to the recipients free of charge in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 7 of the Regulations on Legal Aid, legal aid institutions shall publicize information such as office address and communication mode, and publicize the conditions, procedures, application materials and application model texts of legal aid in reception places and websites of judicial administrative organs. Article 8 A citizen's application for legal aid for matters specified in Article 10 of the Regulations on Legal Aid due to financial difficulties shall be accepted by the legal aid institution where the obligatory organ is located, where the obligor is domiciled or where the respondent is domiciled. Citizens who apply for criminal legal aid due to financial difficulties as stipulated in Article 11 of the Regulations on Legal Aid shall be accepted by the legal aid institutions where the people's courts, people's procuratorates and public security organs are located. Where an applicant applies to more than two legal aid institutions for the same matter, the legal aid institution that first received the application shall accept it. Article 9 When applying for legal aid and criminal defense, citizens shall truthfully submit the following application materials: (1) An application form for legal aid. If it is really difficult to fill out the application form, the staff of the legal aid institution or the staff of the organ or unit that forwarded the application shall fill it out on its behalf; (2) Identity card or other valid identification, and the agent shall also submit a power of attorney; (3) Proof of the economic status of the legal aid applicant; (four) the case materials related to the application for legal aid. The proof of the economic situation of the applicant for legal aid shall be stamped with the official seal of the organ or unit that has the right to issue the proof of economic hardship as stipulated in the local legal aid laws and regulations. If there are no relevant provisions, the villagers' committee, residents' committee or unit of the applicant's domicile or habitual residence shall affix their official seals. Under special circumstances, it is not necessary to submit the financial statements of legal aid applicants.