The district legal aid center shall carry out legal aid activities under the supervision and management of the district judicial administrative department and the guidance of the municipal legal aid center.
The legal aid center accepts and examines applications for legal aid, assigns or arranges personnel to provide legal aid to eligible citizens, and supervises and guides the activities of legal aid personnel in handling legal aid. Article 4 Trade unions, the Communist Youth League, women's federations, disabled persons' federations, institutions for the aged and other organizations shall help minors, women, the disabled and the elderly who need legal aid to obtain legal aid. Article 5 State organs, social organizations and relevant units and individuals shall support and cooperate with legal aid centers and legal aid personnel to carry out legal aid work. State organs, social organizations and institutions shall inquire and copy relevant materials for legal aid personnel free of charge. Article 6 The following legal service institutions and individuals are obliged to provide legal aid services in accordance with these Regulations and relevant provisions:
(1) Law firms and their practicing lawyers;
(two) the legal aid center and its practitioners;
(3) Legal service offices and their practitioners;
(4) Notary offices and their practitioners;
(5) Judicial authentication institutions and their practitioners;
(six) other organizations and their practitioners who have the obligation of legal aid according to law. Seventh to encourage people outside the provisions of the preceding article to voluntarily participate in the legal aid work organized by the legal aid center. Eighth units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in legal aid work shall be commended and rewarded by the municipal and district people's governments or the judicial administrative departments. Article 9 Legal aid workers shall be based on facts, take the law as the criterion, and abide by professional ethics and practice discipline. Chapter II Conditions, Scope and Forms of Legal Aid Article 10 Citizens who need legal aid to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, who are unable to pay legal service fees due to financial difficulties, may apply for legal aid from the Legal Aid Center of this Municipality if the application matters are tried or handled in this Municipality according to law.
The standard of economic hardship is not higher than twice the minimum living standard approved by the Municipal People's government. Article 11 The scope of legal aid includes:
(1) Criminal cases;
(2) Requesting state compensation;
(3) Requesting social insurance benefits or minimum living security benefits;
(4) Requesting pensions and relief funds;
(5) Requesting to pay alimony, alimony and alimony;
(6) Requesting payment of labor remuneration;
(seven) claims for personal injury caused by industrial accidents, traffic accidents, medical accidents, product quality accidents and other accidents;
(eight) due to the implementation of the courageous act, its legitimate rights and interests have been damaged, claiming civil rights and interests;
(nine) due to domestic violence, abuse, abandonment, the legitimate rights and interests have been violated, claiming rights;
(ten) minors, women, the disabled and the elderly to pursue tort compensation;
(eleven) other matters that should provide legal aid in accordance with the provisions. Article 12 Where a migrant worker's legitimate rights and interests are damaged due to his courageous behavior, and he requests to pay labor remuneration or compensation for work-related injuries, and a citizen applies for legal aid, he shall not be restricted by the standard of economic hardship as stipulated in Article 10 of these regulations. Thirteenth applicants for legal aid do not meet the conditions stipulated in these Regulations, but if they need legal aid in an emergency, they can get legal aid with the consent of the judicial administrative department. Article 14 An applicant shall not be restricted by the scope stipulated in Article 11 of these Regulations in any of the following circumstances:
(a) belonging to the rural five guarantees;
(two) to receive the minimum living allowance;
(three) supported by the government in social welfare institutions. Fifteenth criminal cases shall be defended by the defendant designated by the people's court according to law, and the legal aid center shall provide legal aid. Sixteenth legal aid mainly takes the following forms:
(1) Providing legal advice and opinions and drafting legal documents;
(2) criminal defense;
(3) Agents ad litem, labor dispute arbitration agents and other non-litigation legal affairs agents;
(4) notarized certificate;
(5) Judicial expertise;
(six) other forms of legal aid as prescribed by laws and regulations. Chapter III Legal Aid Procedures Article 17 An application for legal aid shall be submitted to the relevant legal aid center in accordance with the following provisions:
(1) If it is a litigation matter, it shall be submitted to the legal aid center at the same level where the people's court with jurisdiction is located;
(2) If a criminal case belongs to the stage of investigation and prosecution, it shall be submitted to the public security organ or the legal aid center at the same level where the people's procuratorate is located;
(three) involving labor arbitration or notarization, submitted to the labor arbitration institution and legal aid center where the notary office is located;
(4) For other non-litigation legal affairs, it shall be submitted to the legal aid center of the applicant's domicile, habitual residence or the place where the incident occurred.
According to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, if more than two legal aid centers can accept applications, the applicant may apply to one of them. Where an applicant applies to more than two legal aid centers for the same matter, it shall be accepted by the legal aid center that first received the application.
Disputes arising from the acceptance of applications between legal aid centers in various districts shall be accepted by the municipal legal aid center.