Sample of lawyer's defense words in cases of pleading guilty and admitting punishment

Legal subjectivity:

who did you hear that from? Because how to make a final judgment-whether you can get a good result depends on whether you can find all the facts and plots that are beneficial to the defendant and explain them to the case-handling organ concisely, to the point, reasonably, reasonably and forcefully. Criminal defense is a process. Only when lawyers get involved in the case and carry out specific defense work can they find all the facts and circumstances that are beneficial to the defendant.

Legal objectivity:

Article 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law: If a criminal suspect or defendant voluntarily confesses his crimes truthfully, admits the alleged criminal facts and is willing to accept punishment, he may be treated leniently according to law. Article 173 When examining a case, the people's procuratorate shall interrogate the criminal suspect, listen to the opinions of the defender or the lawyer on duty, the victim and his agent ad litem, and put them on record. If the defender or the lawyer on duty, the victim and his agent ad litem put forward written opinions, they shall attach a volume. If a criminal suspect pleads guilty and admits punishment, the people's procuratorate shall inform him of his litigation rights and the legal provisions of pleading guilty and admitting punishment, listen to the opinions of the criminal suspect, defender or lawyer on duty, victim and his agent ad litem on the following matters, and record them: (1) Suspected criminal facts, charges and applicable legal provisions; (2) Suggestions on a lighter, mitigated or exempted punishment; (3) Procedures applicable to the trial of cases after pleading guilty and admitting punishment; (four) other matters that need to listen to opinions. If the people's procuratorate listens to the opinions of the lawyers on duty in accordance with the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs, it shall provide necessary convenience for the lawyers on duty to know the relevant situation of the case in advance.