What should lawyers pay attention to when they go to the detention center to meet?

Matters needing attention when lawyers meet with criminal suspects include: lawyers should abide by the relevant regulations of detention places and must not pass articles and letters to criminal suspects casually; Lawyers shall strictly keep the materials related to the case and shall not commit any acts that violate the law; At the same time, lawyers should also pay attention to the relevant materials for preparing to meet with criminal suspects.

1. What are the precautions for lawyers to meet with criminal suspects?

(1) When a lawyer meets a criminal suspect, he shall abide by the relevant regulations formulated by the detention place according to law;

(2) not delivering articles or letters for criminal suspects;

(3) Not lending communication tools to criminal suspects;

(4) If the case is not investigated, there will be no witnesses or victims;

(5) strictly keep secrets;

(six) shall not engage in other illegal activities.

2. What materials do lawyers need to prepare when meeting with criminal suspects?

1, lawyer's practice certificate and copy of lawyer's practice certificate;

2. Power of attorney;

3. Letter of Lawyer Meeting with Criminal Suspect in Custody issued by law firm;

4. Special Letter of Introduction for Lawyers Meeting with Criminal Suspects and Defendants in Custody issued by the law firm;

3. What rules should lawyers abide by in litigation activities?

1. A lawyer shall keep state secrets and business secrets of the client he knows in his practice activities, and shall not disclose the privacy of the client;

2. A lawyer shall not act as an agent for both parties in the same case;

3. Lawyers shall not accept entrustment, charge fees from clients privately, or accept property from clients;

4. Lawyers shall not take advantage of the convenience of providing legal services to seek the disputed rights and interests of one party or accept the property of the other party;

5. Lawyers shall not meet with judges, prosecutors and arbitrators in violation of regulations;

6. Lawyers shall not treat judges, prosecutors, arbitrators and other relevant staff as gifts or pay bribes, and shall not instigate or induce the parties to pay bribes;

7. Lawyers shall not provide false evidence to conceal facts or threaten or induce others to provide false evidence, conceal facts or hinder the other party from obtaining evidence according to law;

8. Lawyers shall not disturb the order of courts and arbitration tribunals or interfere with the normal conduct of litigation and arbitration activities;

9. Lawyers shall not seek business by slandering other lawyers or paying referral fees.

As a professional lawyer, in fact, lawyers are well aware of these precautions when meeting criminal suspects. If a lawyer knows the law and violates the law, he is likely to be revoked his lawyer's license and even be investigated for criminal responsibility. Although lawyers will not be monitored when meeting with criminal suspects, this does not mean that lawyers can cross the legal bottom line and evade legal sanctions against criminal suspects.