Legal analysis: The two concepts of "substantialization of court trials" and "trial-centered reform of the criminal litigation system" are easily confused. Justice Hu Yunteng elaborated on this at the forum: "Trial-centered reform" "Reform of the criminal procedure system" is a major judicial reform measure proposed by the Fourth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee. Substantialization of court trials is an important part of the "trial-centered reform of the criminal procedure system." The connotation of "trial-centered reform of the criminal procedure system" is very rich, covering all stages of criminal proceedings, involving the reform and improvement of the judicial system and litigation procedures, closely related to the realization of judicial fairness, and involving "the rule of law to protect human rights", 19 The major report specifically proposed "trial-centered reform of the criminal procedure system." "Governing the country according to law" requires a comprehensive system and the joint efforts of all parties. "Substantialization of court hearings" refers to the role of court trials in protecting litigation rights, ascertaining facts, and resolving issues. Disputes, fair adjudication, and the rationality of adjudication documents really play a decisive role. This is also a very complex issue, involving judicial concepts, the allocation of judicial powers and responsibilities, the trial capabilities of both the prosecution and the defense, and related supporting measures. Etc.
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(1) Agency for civil litigation cases ;
(2) Act as an agent in administrative litigation cases;
(3) Act as an agent in state compensation cases;
(4) Provide legal consultation and representation for criminal suspects Complaints and accusations, applications for bail pending trial, and acting as defendants' defenders or private prosecutors and victims' litigation agents;
(5) Acting as agents in various litigation cases.
The fees for other legal services provided by law firms are market-regulated.