As legal professionals, lawyers should refer to the dress code of judges and prosecutors.
As an important member and deep participant in the judicial system and judicial process, lawyers' status has gradually received due attention. As a lawyer, I am deeply involved in it, which is very gratifying. Judges and prosecutors are civil servants. They were born in the early days of the People's Republic of China, when the military and police were integrated. Before that, they still wore hats and epaulettes. Later, in order to erase the imprint of the army and conform to the practice of the international community, our judges and prosecutors changed their uniforms. Judges wear robes when trying cases, and prosecutors wear uniforms to appear in court to support public prosecution. Lawyers also have special court clothes-lawyers' robes. Every year, the judicial system issues a notice to the Bar Association to uniformly order court clothes. Only under the current circumstances, the penetration rate is not too high. It is reported that the courts in Beijing have specific requirements for lawyers to dress in court.
"Lawyers should safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, the correct implementation of the law, and social fairness and justice." -great responsibility and glorious mission
The second paragraph of Article 2 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Lawyers Law stipulates that "lawyers should safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, the correct implementation of the law and social fairness and justice." This is the sacred mission and duty of lawyers. In today's construction process of "China ruled by law and society ruled by law", lawyers play an indispensable and irreplaceable role. Therefore, as a lawyer, we must have a sense of professional identity, mission and responsibility, which cannot be equal to or even lower than the requirements of ordinary people. After all, we have studied the law, and we should understand the law and abide by the rules. As early as 2003, the Administrative Measures for the Use of Lawyers' Clothing in Court clearly stipulated that lawyers must wear lawyers' clothing when they act as defenders and agents to participate in court trials. Therefore, we should put on and use the lawyer's robe instead of just hanging it up. From my own point of view, I am very willing to wear a lawyer's robe to attend the trial, because it is not only stipulated by law, but also a good way to give myself confidence, responsibility and mission. Maybe I still have a uniform complex, especially in court, when judges wear robes, prosecutors wear uniforms, and lawyers will be more solemn, solemn and standardized if they also wear robes. When the people's court is in session, I also suggest that the attorneys of both parties wear robes, which is our qualification to appear in court and wear after passing the national judicial examination. Why not use them?
Of course, if you don't wear a lawyer's robe, you must wear formal clothes, not casual clothes.
As the agent of the client, a lawyer must pay attention to dress when representing the client in court. If a lawyer appears in court in sneakers and casual clothes, it will give people a feeling of inattention. In particular, judges and prosecutors are all in formal attire, and lawyers are all in casual clothes, which is virtually overwhelmed by momentum. Besides, our client also wants his lawyer to wear a suit and tie in Kan Kan, instead of casually dressing. After all, casual clothes and sneakers are really not suitable for such a solemn occasion as the palace. In fact, as a lawyer, with the source of the case, the income can be guaranteed. Then be sure to have a formal suit, especially when you appear in court. Be sure to start by wearing a formal suit and stick to it.
Remarks: As a self-deprecating word, "I" has existed since ancient times. Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru: "I am stupid." "The Biography of the Song Dynasty" "I am humble and self-modest, and I often call myself an official with others and call myself a person." "Bitterness" originally refers to remoteness and rural areas, but it cannot escape vulgarity and shallowness. "I" is a self-proclaimed vulgar and shallow person.
"I" means "bad and shabby". "Twenty-six years of Zuo Zhao Zhuan Gong": "Meng Shi, the room is also." Du pre-note: "Oh,no." A dictionary explains "we": ① bad; Exhausted. Such as "broom" and "lost" Modest words are not as good as others' meaning when they are used in things related to themselves. For example, my family name, my home and our school. The word "I" was used in ancient times, but at first it was not for modesty, but for the other party or others, which was a derogatory term. "The Biography of Zhuo Mao in the Later Han Dynasty": "You are a man. Mortals are therefore more expensive than animals, so they are kind and know how to respect each other. " He Ming Jingming's "To Hou Du Shu": "I am cunning and I don't know how to get up and down." The "I" in the above two sentences is the third person, referring to bad people and cunning people. Later, "I" was used as a self-deprecating word. The article "A Guest at Gao Xiaosheng's House" in Xinmin Evening News said: "I am ashamed to be a guest. On the one hand, I am a descendant of Mr. Gao, on the other hand ... "It is well-founded to use" I "as a self-deprecating word. The Modern Chinese Dictionary defines the word "I" as "humble yourself to others." The Chinese Dictionary also makes the same explanation. In other words, "I", like "I", can also be used as a self-deprecating word.
Mencius said, "Confucius climbed the East Mountain but was small, and climbed Mount Tai but was smaller than the world. Therefore, it is difficult for people watching the sea to swim in the water, and it is also difficult for people at the gate of saints to speak. If you have the ability to watch water, you must watch it. The sun and moon are bright, and the light will shine. Running water is also a thing, but it is not a mirror; The ambition of a gentleman is also in the Tao, and it cannot reach the chapter. "
Liu Guoying, the first batch of demobilized military officers who chose their own jobs in the 20 16 military reform, is a third-level psychological counselor and assistant financial planner, the first secretary-general of Langfang Military Innovation Home, the founder of Langfang Military Innovation Lawyers Volunteer Service Team, and now he is the people's supervisor of the People's Procuratorate of Hebei Province, the special social supervisor of Langfang Post, and the intern lawyer of Hebei Tonglun Law Firm.