According to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, a criminal suspect may hire a lawyer to provide legal advice, appeal and accusation on his behalf after being interrogated for the first time by the investigation organ or from the date when compulsory measures are taken. Therefore, as long as the public security organs try criminal suspects, they can entrust lawyers. If a criminal suspect is detained in criminal detention, the lawyer hired can apply for bail pending trial, and the entrusted lawyer has the right to know the charges charged by the criminal suspect from the investigation organ, meet the criminal suspect in custody and learn the case from the criminal suspect. After the criminal suspect is detained, only lawyers can meet with him to learn about the case and see if he was tortured to extract a confession and whether his basic rights and interests were guaranteed. Lawyers are not monitored when meeting with criminal suspects in custody.
Legal objectivity:
Article 33 of the Criminal Procedure Law: In addition to exercising the right of defense, a criminal suspect or defendant may entrust one or two persons as defenders. The following persons may be entrusted as defenders: (1) lawyers; (2) A person recommended by a people's organization or the unit to which the criminal suspect or defendant belongs; (3) Guardians, relatives and friends of criminal suspects and defendants. A person who has been sentenced to punishment according to law or deprived of or restricted personal freedom shall not act as a defender. A person who has been dismissed from public office or has his lawyer's or notary's practice certificate revoked may not act as a defender, except the guardian or near relative of the criminal suspect or defendant.