There is no specific requirement for the location of the legal aid center, which is determined by the local judicial administrative department. The legal aid center is the official name of the government's legal aid institutions, and the judicial administrative departments of the people's governments of municipalities directly under the central government, cities divided into districts and counties determine the legal aid institutions within their respective administrative areas according to their needs. It is a legal service institution established by the state to provide free legal services for vulnerable groups who need legal services but are unable to hire lawyers due to economic difficulties, and specific personnel who need legal aid according to the law but have not hired lawyers themselves (such as those who may be sentenced to life imprisonment or death penalty in criminal cases, juvenile offenders, etc.). ).
Legal objectivity:
Article 10 of the Regulations on Legal Aid: Citizens who need to be represented for the following matters due to economic difficulties may apply for legal aid from legal aid institutions if they have not entrusted an agent: (1) Requesting state compensation according to law; (2) Requesting social insurance benefits or minimum living security benefits; (3) Requesting pensions and relief funds; (4) Requesting to pay alimony, alimony and alimony; (5) Requesting payment of labor remuneration; (six) to claim the civil rights and interests arising from the courageous behavior. The people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government may make supplementary provisions on legal aid matters other than those stipulated in the preceding paragraph. Citizens may apply to legal aid institutions for legal advice on matters specified in the first and second paragraphs of this article.