What is the charging standard for lawyers in Nanjing Criminal Procedure Law?

1. There are specific standards for attorney fees, which are closely related to the following factors: 1. The specific circumstances of a case mainly refer to the complexity of the case, such as whether it is a single crime or a joint crime, whether it is a single crime or several crimes, whether it involves one criminal fact or multiple criminal facts, and so on. The specific circumstances of the case directly determine the difficulty of legal affairs and other necessary handling expenses, which is the primary factor in determining the lawyer's fee. 2. The specific requirements of the client Different clients have different requirements for the lawyer's work, and the most typical one is the number of interviews in the investigation stage. Some clients will ask lawyers to increase the number of unnecessary meetings in addition to the number of meetings needed in the case, which will directly increase the workload and other costs of lawyers and lead to an increase in lawyer fees. The specific requirements of the client are an important factor in determining the lawyer's fee. 3. The specific situation of lawyers: The different social reputation and work level of lawyers determine their different work values and fees. The lawyer's specific situation is the key factor to determine the lawyer's fee. Generally speaking, lawyers with high degree of specialization, experienced lawyers and in-depth professional research have high gold content in their work, more secure case handling effect and higher lawyer fees. Whether the lawyer's fee is reasonable should be considered from the above three aspects, and should not be measured by "how much is it generally". However, it does not mean that lawyers can give as much as they need, and they can also negotiate with lawyers according to the situation. Two. The scope of parties in the Criminal Procedure Law According to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, "parties" in criminal proceedings refer to victims, private prosecutors, criminal suspects, defendants, plaintiffs and defendants in incidental civil actions. 1. Victim refers to a person who participates in criminal proceedings and demands that the defendant be investigated for criminal responsibility when his legal rights or interests are directly infringed by criminal acts in a public prosecution case. 2. A private prosecutor refers to a party who brings a criminal lawsuit directly to the people's court in his own name in a criminal private prosecution case and demands that the defendant be investigated for criminal responsibility. 3. A criminal suspect refers to a party who is investigated for criminal responsibility according to law for allegedly committing a certain crime after a public prosecution case is filed and before a people's procuratorate launches a crackdown. 4. The defendant refers to the party who is accused of committing a certain crime and prosecuted by the private prosecutor or the people's procuratorate to the people's court for trial. 5. The plaintiff in an incidental civil action refers to the litigant participant who has suffered material losses due to the defendant's criminal behavior and filed a claim for compensation in criminal proceedings. 6. The defendant in an incidental civil action refers to the litigation participant who is responsible for the material losses caused by his own criminal acts in criminal proceedings and has been brought a civil compensation lawsuit according to law. In recent years, with the continuous popularization of law by relevant departments, more and more citizens' legal awareness is constantly improving. If citizens violate the law, it will not only infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of others, but also have a bad impact on social security. Therefore, we also remind every citizen that we must protect the rights and interests of ourselves and others.