刑事诉讼法 第八章 辩护与代理（The eighth chapter of criminal procedure law, defence and agency）.docVIP

刑事诉讼法 第八章 辩护与代理（The eighth chapter of criminal procedure law, defence and agency） The eighth chapter, defense and agency Section 1 defenders First, the concept of counsel The defender refers to the person who is entrusted by the criminal suspect or defendant or appointed by the peoples court to assist the criminal suspect and defendant in exercising their right of defense so as to safeguard their lawful rights and interests. With regard to the number of defenders and the thirty-second provisions of the code of criminal procedure, a criminal suspect or defendant may, in addition to exercising his right to defend himself, entrust one or two persons to serve as a defender. The relationship between interests in view of criminal suspects or defendants in the crime case, a lawyer shall not accept more than two of the cases entrusted by the criminal suspect or defendant at the same time, as their common counsel. Two, the scope of the defender (I) a person who may serve as a defender; 1 lawyers 2 persons recommended by the peoples organizations or the units where the criminal suspects or defendants are located 3, the guardian of suspects and defendants, relatives and friends. (two) a person who cannot serve as a defender 1 persons who are being punished. 2 persons who have been deprived of or restricted their liberty in accordance with the law. 3 persons who have no capacity or restrict their ability to act. 4, the peoples courts, the peoples procuratorates, the public security organs, the state security organs, prisons of the current staff. 5, the peoples assessors of the court. 6 persons who have an interest in the result of the trial of this case. 7 Foreigners or stateless persons. The peoples court may permit the persons who have stipulated the provisions of the preceding fourth, fifth, sixth or 7, and if the defendants close relative or guardian is entrusted by the defendant as the defender. In addition, the thirteenth article of the lawyers law stipulates: the present