Can legal aid be refused?

The provision of legal aid cannot be refused. If you refuse to accept the case without justifiable reasons, or terminate the legal aid case without authorization, you will be punished; the targets of legal aid are people who are in financial difficulties and are really unable to pay for legal services.

1. Should legal aid be provided but can it be refused? "For cases that refuse to accept cases without justifiable reasons or terminate legal aid without authorization, they will be given a warning and ordered to make corrections; if the circumstances are serious, they will be punished with a suspension of practice for not less than one month but not more than three months." However, this does not mean that legal aid cannot be stopped midway. Article 23 of the "Legal Aid Regulations of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that legal aid institutions shall terminate legal aid under any of the following circumstances: (1) The recipient's economic situation changes and he no longer meets the conditions for legal aid; ( 2) The case is terminated or withdrawn; (3) The aid recipient entrusts a lawyer or other agent on his own; (4) The aid recipient does not meet the conditions for legal aid. (c) The recipient appoints a lawyer or other agent; (d) The recipient requests the termination of legal aid.

2. Legal aid costs? Those who charge fees will be given a warning by the judicial administrative department and ordered to make corrections; if the circumstances are serious, they will be given a penalty of suspension of practice for not less than one month but not more than three months. A fine of not less than one time but not more than three times the value of the property received may also be imposed. After receiving the case materials, the legal aid agency shall pay legal aid case subsidies to the lawyers assigned to handle the legal aid cases. The subsidy standards shall be determined by the judicial administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government in conjunction with the financial departments at the same level, based on the local economic development level and laws. Aid agencies are involved in determining the average cost of handling various types of legal aid cases and other factors, and can adjust them as needed.

3. What are the methods of legal aid? 1. Court designation Court designation mainly refers to the defendant in a criminal case entrusting a defender, including the following situations: (1) If the defendant in a public prosecution case does not appoint a defender due to financial difficulties or other reasons, the people's court may appoint a defender for him. (2) If the defendant is blind, deaf, mute or a minor and has not appointed a defender, the court shall appoint a defense lawyer for him; if other disabled people and the elderly are unable to hire a lawyer for the defendant due to financial difficulties, the court may Appointed defense counsel. (3) If the defendant may be sentenced to death but has not appointed a defender, the court shall appoint a defense lawyer for him. (4) If the court considers that the case is serious and requires defense, it shall also appoint a defender for the defendant. 2. Apply for legal aid from a legal aid agency or judicial administrative agency. To apply for legal aid from a legal aid agency or judicial administrative agency, a written certificate of extreme poverty must be issued by the unit, residents' committee, or village. The accepting agency shall, within 20 days after receiving the written application from the party concerned, If the reasons for the application are established, a reply shall be given. If the party concerned objects to the decision not to grant legal aid, he or she may apply for reconsideration. If a legal aid agency agrees to provide legal aid, the client, the legal aid agency and the lawyer undertaking legal aid need to sign a legal aid agreement to determine their respective rights and obligations. To sum up, there are two ways to apply for legal aid, one is to apply to the court, and the other is to apply to a legal aid agency. Based on the above, legal aid is something that can be applied for by death row inmates who have financial difficulties or who do not have a defense lawyer. If they meet the conditions and refuse to provide it, then this behavior will be sanctioned by the law. Therefore, you need to take into account the actual situation when applying. To proceed, legal aid should be provided to protect the rights and interests of citizens.