The lawyer's agency authority is divided into general agency and special authorization: 1. General agency refers to the litigation agency behavior that does not involve the disposition of the principal's substantive rights and obligations. For example, acting as an agent for clients to sue and respond to lawsuits, participating in court investigation, mediation and trial, providing relevant evidence and making statements on their behalf, and expressing opinions on debates. Two, the special authorization of a special agent mainly refers to the agent's substantive rights and obligations to dispose of the principal's litigation agency behavior. For example, on behalf of the recognition, waiver, change of claims, on behalf of reconciliation and counterclaim or appeal. These are all agency acts specially authorized by the principal, and the legal consequences shall be borne by the authorized principal. Specially authorized lawyers have more power.
Legal objectivity:
Article 3 of the Provisions on Legal Aid in Criminal Procedure stipulates that the victims of public prosecution cases and their legal representatives or close relatives, and the private prosecutors and their legal representatives of private prosecution cases may apply for legal aid from the legal aid institutions affiliated to the judicial administrative organs at the same level where the people's procuratorates and people's courts are located if they fail to entrust their legal representatives due to financial difficulties.