First, lawyers should list the outline of the meeting before the meeting, not aimlessly.
After accepting the entrustment, not meeting the criminal suspect or defendant is not only the disapproval of the customer, but also against professional ethics. But some lawyers meet for the purpose of meeting, without purpose or center. In fact, before the interview in the investigation stage, the lawyer had met with the police officer in charge of the case, and he could know the charges and part of the case. Before the meeting in the stage of review and prosecution, the lawyer has consulted and copied the litigation documents and technical appraisal materials, and should have a general understanding of the case. Before the meeting in the trial stage of the court, the lawyer had consulted and copied all the evidence materials in the file. As long as lawyers carefully analyze and study, they can find the doubts and difficulties of the case, list the detailed outline of the problem, and avoid superficial useless interviews.
Second, lawyers should not bring family members of criminal suspects and defendants.
As family members, they must be very concerned about the living conditions and physical conditions of criminal suspects and defendants, and of course they are more concerned about the future prospects of their families. Family members must be particularly excited to hear that lawyers are going to meet with criminal suspects and defendants. Although lawyers have repeatedly warned that family members are not allowed to attend the meeting, some family members just won't listen. Some detention centers may be lax, and some family members may have greeted them, so lawyers may follow them when they meet. Once the family members meet the criminal suspect or defendant, they may cry and make a scene, hold the building, and even deliver money and goods. If it fails, the lawyer will be in big trouble. If the leader in charge of the detention center or the procuratorate finds out, the lawyer will defend himself.
Three, lawyers can not meet alone, should be more than two people.
Lawyers must meet more than two people, which is not mandatory by the Lawyers Law. Criminal cases can also be handled by lawyers. Some lawyers don't want to bother other lawyers, or they don't want to let a small amount of lawyer's fees flow out. There may be a meeting between lawyers. Some detention centers explicitly require lawyers to meet with the two people, while some detention centers have no prohibitive requirements in this regard. However, I suggest that lawyers meet with more than two people. Meeting more than two people can not only prevent the suspect and defendant from escaping, but also prevent the lawyer from being accidentally injured, and witnesses can be present when the suspect and defendant recant their confessions. Criminal suspects and defendants sometimes have ulterior motives and cannot be prevented. The lawyer suddenly fled when he met, and the lawyer was investigated. Mental disorder, sudden attack on lawyers; He was severely punished by the judicial department, saying that some lawyers made him retract his confession. Lawyers really have to be careful.
? 4. Lawyers encounter evidence and letters that cannot be transmitted.
The gate of the detention center is a warning line, a red light and a minefield. No matter what kind of evidence or letter, lawyers have no right to pass it on privately. The confession, defense and appeal materials of criminal suspects and defendants shall be examined by the detention center before they are introduced or led out. Don't be afraid that others don't know unless you don't do it yourself. If lawyers send evidence and letters privately, then Article 306 of the Criminal Law may have left you a net. Some lawyers charge high attorney fees, taking risks for criminal suspects and defendants, and trying to break the law. In the end, there are not a few people who have been investigated for the crime of destroying evidence, forging evidence and obstructing testimony by defenders.