Legal basis: Article 33 of the Procedures for Handling Legal Aid Cases shall terminate legal aid in any of the following circumstances:
(a) the recipient no longer meets the standard of financial difficulties in legal aid;
(2) The trial of the case is terminated or revoked according to law;
(3) The recipient entrusts other agents or defenders by himself;
(four) the recipient requests the termination of legal aid;
(five) the recipient uses legal aid to engage in illegal activities;
(6) The recipient intentionally conceals important facts related to the case or provides false evidence;
(seven) other circumstances that should be terminated as stipulated by laws and regulations.
In any of the above circumstances, the legal aid personnel shall report to the legal aid institution. If a legal aid institution decides to terminate legal aid after examination and verification, it shall make a decision on the termination of legal aid and send it to the recipient, and inform the unit where the legal aid personnel work and the relevant organs and units. The unit where the legal aid personnel work shall terminate the agency agreement with the recipient.
If the recipient has any objection to the decision of the legal aid institution to terminate legal aid, it shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of Article 19 of these Provisions.