Legal analysis: The first step is to find a lawyer. You can find a responsible criminal defense lawyer through a friend’s recommendation or by searching for information online. The second step is to determine the meeting location with the lawyer. It is recommended to go directly to the lawyer's law firm to communicate in person. First of all, in order to determine the identity of the lawyer, attention should be paid to examining the lawyer's qualifications and whether he or she has a lawyer's practicing certificate. Second, face-to-face communication makes it easier for lawyers to understand the case. Third, a law firm is a place where lawyers practice. When you go to a law firm, you can understand the lawyer's practice. The third step is to directly tell the lawyer about the relevant circumstances of the case in detail and see whether the lawyer's analysis of the precedent is in place. The fourth step is that if the client feels that the lawyer is suitable, he can go through the entrustment procedures directly with the law firm. If the law firm believes that it can accept the appointment, it shall sign a lawyer hiring contract with the client, go through the entrustment procedures, clarify the rights and obligations of the client and the law firm, and shall state the name of the lawyer assigned by the law firm to handle the case, and submit a written agreement between the client and the lawyer. The signature and seal of the firm shall be signed, and the date of conclusion of the contract shall be indicated. What needs to be noted here is that criminal cases are divided into three stages: investigation, prosecution, and trial. The parties must clarify the stages of entrustment when signing an entrustment agreement. The fifth step is to pay the attorney fees.
Legal basis: "Article 33 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China", in addition to exercising the right to defend themselves, criminal suspects and defendants may also entrust one or two people as defenders. . The following people can be entrusted as defenders: (1) Lawyers; (2) People recommended by people's organizations or the unit where the criminal suspect or defendant works; (3) Guardians, relatives and friends of the criminal suspect or defendant who are being sentenced. Or those who have been deprived of or restricted their personal freedom in accordance with the law shall not serve as defenders. Those who have been dismissed from public office and whose practicing certificates of lawyers and notaries have been revoked shall not serve as defenders, except for the guardians or close relatives of criminal suspects and defendants.
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