1, lawyer:
Lawyers can act as lawyers in law firms and handle various legal affairs, including civil litigation, criminal defense and administrative litigation.
In addition, lawyers can also choose to serve as legal advisers in enterprises, providing daily legal advice and legal risk management services for enterprises. Working in a law firm generally needs to deal with all kinds of cases and parties, while working in an enterprise mainly deals with various departments within the enterprise, and less involves litigation affairs.
2. Legal affairs:
Legal affairs refer to the staff responsible for handling legal affairs in enterprises, institutions, government departments and other legal persons and unincorporated organizations. The difference between legal affairs and lawyers lies in: legal affairs is the legal adviser of the unit, serving the company full-time;
Lawyers are legal workers who are independent of the unit. Legal affairs is a comprehensive enterprise risk manager, responsible for handling legal affairs, including contract management, intellectual property rights, human resources, corporate governance and so on.
3. Legal translation:
Legal translation refers to the translation of legal documents or legal provisions in one language into another language in order to promote legal exchanges and cooperation. Legal translation needs professional knowledge and language skills to ensure the accuracy, standardization and legitimacy of translation.
In the legal field, the quality and accuracy of translation are very important, because any misunderstanding or mistranslation may lead to legal consequences and disputes. Therefore, legal translation needs a high degree of specialization and strict professional ethics standards.
4. Judges:
Judges are judges in judicial organs who exercise state judicial power according to law, including presidents, vice presidents, members of judicial committees, presidents, vice presidents and judges of special people's courts such as the Supreme People's Court, local people's courts at various levels and military courts. Judges must faithfully implement the Constitution and laws and serve the people wholeheartedly.
As a neutral third party, judges are produced in civil proceedings according to the procedures prescribed by law, and independently exercise state judicial power without interference from any administrative organ, social organization, enterprise, institution or individual.