Chapter V Practicing Rights and Obligations
Article 32 Grassroots legal service workers may, with the consent of the relevant units or individuals, investigate and collect evidence materials related to undertaking legal affairs with the letter of introduction issued by grassroots legal services, the power of attorney of the parties and the practice certificate of legal service workers; You can apply to the people's court for access to relevant files or trial materials.
Thirty-third grassroots legal service workers may refuse to represent or terminate the entrustment relationship with the parties who insist on illegal demands, deliberately conceal major facts, provide false evidence or seriously violate the obligations stipulated in the entrustment contract.
Article 34 Grassroots legal service workers who find problems in the implementation of laws, regulations and rules by local government organs, villagers' (residents') autonomous organizations, enterprises, institutions and social organizations in their practice may make legal suggestions to them.
Thirty-fifth grassroots legal service workers have the right to obtain the working conditions required for practicing, participate in political study and professional training, participate in democratic management, receive labor remuneration, and enjoy insurance and welfare benefits.
Thirty-sixth grass-roots legal service workers may request the judicial administrative organ, the relevant judicial organ or the grass-roots legal service industry association to protect their violations of the right to practice according to law.
Thirty-seventh grassroots legal service workers should abide by laws, regulations and rules, take facts as the basis, take the law as the criterion, act in strict accordance with the law, and consciously safeguard legal dignity and social justice.
Thirty-eighth grassroots legal service workers should fulfill their duties, strive to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, and accept the supervision of the parties and society.
Thirty-ninth grassroots legal service workers shall abide by the provisions of unified acceptance, unified appointment and unified fees of grassroots legal service offices.
Fortieth grassroots legal service workers shall perform their legal aid obligations in accordance with relevant regulations.
Forty-first grassroots legal service workers should abide by the relevant systems of judicial, arbitration and administrative law enforcement activities, and respect the judicial, arbitration and administrative law enforcement organs and their staff to exercise their functions and powers according to law.
Grassroots legal service workers who have served as judges may not represent litigation cases tried by the court of first instance within two years after leaving office.
Forty-second grassroots legal service workers should respect their peers and other legal service workers, help each other in the same industry, compete fairly and improve their professional level.
Forty-third grassroots legal service workers should keep the state secrets, business secrets and personal privacy of the parties they know in their practice activities.
Forty-fourth grassroots legal service workers should love their jobs, adhere to principles, be honest and trustworthy, behave in a civilized manner, be honest and self-disciplined, and consciously safeguard their professional reputation and social image.
Forty-fifth grassroots legal service workers should study hard, strengthen their professional quality, actively participate in business training and further study organized by judicial administrative organs, and constantly improve their professional level and service skills.