Civil, administrative and criminal affairs mainly involve different legal fields, and their lawyers have different contacts. Civil affairs generally deal with equal subjects, administration mainly deals with the government, and criminal affairs mainly deals with the public security bureau and the procuratorate. The laws and procedures involved are also different.
In fact, the biggest difference between lawyers in different fields is the different legal thinking behind them, which is also the most essential difference between lawyers in different fields. Different laws and procedures can be learned in a short time, but different legal thinking behind them can not be learned in a short time.
As far as the respondents are concerned, they are familiar with civil and administrative affairs because they are engaged in the real estate field, but they are not familiar with criminal affairs. As far as civil and administrative affairs are concerned, there are obvious differences in legal thinking such as the proposal of legal relationship, the determination of litigation request and the cross-examination of evidence. Although administrative litigation is not difficult, a lawyer who has only engaged in civil litigation before can easily conduct administrative litigation if he has not studied administrative litigation in depth, but it takes some time and practice to really master administrative litigation. As far as the real estate field that the author is engaged in is concerned, a case can be handled according to the different legal thinking of civil law and administrative law, or both can be handled cross-directionally, and the results obtained are completely different.
In short, although the legal thinking in different legal fields is similar, the legal thinking of civil, administrative and criminal lawyers in different fields is also very different, which is also the most essential difference between them. Of course, with the development of society, more and more disputes involve the intersection of different fields of civil administration and criminal, which also requires lawyers to be familiar with different fields or seek the cooperation of lawyers in different fields.