Law

A lawyer is a person who has graduated from law school, has completed a legal internship, and practices the legal profession independently or affiliated with an institution. Synonyms of lawyer are lawyer and attorney. In old usage it was called muhami. It is mandatory for lawyers to register with the bar association in order to practice (Institutional lawyers do not have to work affiliated with the bar association) [citation needed]. They generally operate as registered to the bar association in the city where they work. The lawyer represents people in the process, starting from the birth of disputes, until the court stage and the delivery of rights. A lawyer not only pursues business and litigation, but can also perform the duties of legal advisor, court clerk, arbitrator, mediator, bailiff, petitioner, and public notary in legal matters. [[[19 di Jugn|1]]]

Lawyers have a law degree and a license to practice law. If people have a problem with the law, they consult the relevant lawyers. A person can get help from a lawyer to sue someone else. Although, as a rule, it is not necessary to have a lawyer representing people in cases, in some cases stipulated by law, such as compulsory defense, the case cannot continue without a lawyer. The lawyer is obliged to defend his client's rights against all government institutions and arbitrations, especially the courts. When a person is accused of a crime, lawyers step in to eliminate this crime allegation. [[[2024|2]]]

Lawyers can work in different environments. For example, they can work as civil servants in government institutions, as employees in private companies, under another lawyer, or they can come together with other lawyers and form a lawyer partnership.

Lawyer profession monopoly In all countries of the world, there is a law on how to practice law. In general, in every country, it gives a monopoly right to lawyers registered to the bar association in a city or state regarding the legal profession. Optionally, lawyers in that country can practice law in the entire country or state. Lawyer This is called the international legal professional monopoly. Depending on each country's legal system preference, some cases and tasks can, exceptionally, be handled by lawyers operating in foreign countries.