In the implementation of administrative punishment activities, the staff of the judicial administrative organ shall be given administrative sanctions according to law if they violate the law and discipline; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law. Chapter II Illegal Acts to be Punished by Lawyers Article 5 Any of the following circumstances is an illegal act of a lawyer "practicing in two or more law firms at the same time" as stipulated in Item 1 of Article 47 of the Lawyers Law:
(a) practicing in this law firm and practicing in other law firms or social legal service institutions at the same time;
(2) Undertaking business in the name of the lawyer of the law firm to be changed before being approved to change the practice institution, or undertaking business in the name of the lawyer of the original law firm after being approved to change. Article 6 In any of the following circumstances, it is an illegal act of a lawyer "engaging in business by improper means" as stipulated in Item 2 of Article 47 of the Lawyers Law:
(1) misleading, luring, threatening or making false promises to undertake business;
(2) Undertaking business by paying referral fees, giving kickbacks or promising to provide benefits;
(3) Undertaking business by means of untrue and inappropriate publicity to oneself and the law firm, or defaming the reputation of other lawyers and law firms;
(four) to set up offices and reception rooms outside the residence of the law firm to undertake business. Article 7 A lawyer who has any of the following circumstances is an illegal act of "acting as an agent for both parties in the same case, or acting as an agent for legal affairs with conflicts of interest with himself and his close relatives" as stipulated in Item (3) of Article 47 of the Lawyers Law:
(1) Acting as an agent or providing relevant legal services for parties with conflicts of interest in the same civil litigation, administrative litigation or non-litigation legal affairs;
(2) Acting as a defender or agent for the defendant and the victim in the same criminal case, or acting as a defender for two or more criminal suspects and defendants at the same time;
(3) Providing legal services to the parties who have conflicts of interest with the consulting unit during their tenure as legal advisers;
(4) Lawyers who have served as judges and prosecutors act as agents and defenders to undertake cases handled by the original courts and procuratorates;
(5) A lawyer who has served as an arbitrator or is still serving as an arbitrator, acting as an agent to undertake the cases handled by the arbitration institution where he previously served or currently serves. Article 8 A lawyer who has served as a judge or prosecutor who acts as an agent ad litem or defender within two years after leaving the people's court or people's procuratorate or participates in litigation legal affairs undertaken by this law firm in other ways is an illegal act of "acting as an agent ad litem or defender within two years after leaving the people's court or people's procuratorate" as stipulated in Item 4 of Article 47 of the Lawyers Law. Article 9 In any of the following circumstances, it is an illegal act of "refusing to perform legal aid obligations" as stipulated in Item 5 of Article 47 of the Lawyers Law:
(a) refusing to accept legal aid cases assigned by law firms or legal aid agencies without justifiable reasons;
(two) after accepting the assignment, slack off or stop performing the duties of legal aid without authorization. Article 10 A lawyer in any of the following circumstances is an illegal act of "accepting entrustment, charging fees, accepting property or other benefits from clients without permission" as stipulated in Item 1 of Article 48 of the Lawyers Law:
(1) Accepting entrustment or undertaking legal affairs without authorization in violation of the provisions on uniform entrustment or during the period of being sentenced to stop practicing;
(two) in violation of the provisions on the administration of fees, privately collect, use or occupy the lawyer's service fees and the lawyer's travel expenses for handling cases in different places;
(3) Asking the client for other fees, property or other benefits in addition to the uniform fees charged by the law firm;
(4) Asking for fees from legal aid recipients or accepting their property or other benefits.