What is the difference between lawyers and law enforcement officers in the judicial process?

There are great differences: First, the coercive force is different. Public security personnel collect evidence on behalf of the state, and those who collect evidence must cooperate. Lawyers did not force evidence collection;

Second, it represents different interests. Public security personnel must collect all kinds of favorable and unfavorable evidence when obtaining evidence, and must not be biased. Lawyers represent the interests of the parties, and lawyers collect evidence and only choose strong evidence for the parties.

Third, the effect is different. When obtaining evidence by public security law, the behavior of the state is legal evidence after examination and has the effect of legal recognition. Obtaining evidence by lawyers is a folk act, which can only take effect after verification by judges. Welcome to visit Chen Haiyang Law Network for relevant legal consultation.