Key Benefits:
(The 29th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the Nangurang Self-Government Zone of 11 July 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 139 of 27 July 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 139 of 27 July 2006 on the Newangur Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 September 2006) Article 1 establishes this approach in line with the Legal Aid Regulations. Article 2 of this approach refers to the specialized agencies designated by the administration of justice at the district level for legal assistance. The approach refers to legal aid personnel assigned by legal aid institutions or to the organization of legal aid matters, legal aid agency staff, grass-roots legal service providers and legal aid volunteers. Article 3 Legal aid agencies are responsible for receiving and reviewing requests for legal assistance made by citizens under the law; assigning lawyers or organizing staff of the institution to conduct legal aid cases, or, at the request of other social organizations, organizing legal assistance cases for their members. Article IV Legal aid is the responsibility of the Government, and the Government of the people at the district level should take steps to provide organizational guarantees for legal assistance and to incorporate legal aid funds into the annual financial budget and guarantee the development of legal aid and economic and social coordination. Legal aid funds should be earmarked, not to be retained, misappropriated and subject to the supervision of the financial and auditing sectors. Article 5 Legal aid workers shall be assisted by citizens, legal persons and other organizations. Article 6 Article 7. Citizens may apply to legal aid institutions for the following matters requiring representation, as economic hardship does not commission agents: (i) Request for compensation by the State in accordance with the law; (ii) Request for payment of pensions and relief funds; (iii) Request for social insurance treatment or minimum living guarantees; (iv) Request for payment of maintenance, maintenance and dependency fees; (v) Request for payment of labour compensation; (vi) Request for the preservation of civil rights arising from the act of heroic nature; (vii) Request for employment injury treatment; (viii) Request for the maintenance of civil rights arising from environmental pollution, public health and safe production; (ix) Request for the maintenance of civil rights arising from family violence resulting in family marriage disputes; (x) Persons with disabilities, older persons, minors who claim compensation for damages; (xi) Other matters that are closely linked to the basic conditions of life of citizens and which are considered by legal aid institutions to require legal assistance. Article 8 citizens who apply for legal assistance are in accordance with one of the following conditions and should be identified as economic hardship: (i) To receive minimum living guarantees; (ii) Five insured persons, poor households, and living remedies for natural disasters or other reasons; (iii) The Government of the people who live in the place of residence or are often located in the streets, the town of the town. Evidence from the street offices or the communes (communes) Governments should indicate whether the applicant's family population, labour capacity, employment status, family property, family month (annual) per capita income and source, loss of life and the recognition of the economic hardships of the community or village councils. Article 9. Legal aid takes the following forms: (i) Legal advice, drafting of legal instruments; (ii) Criminal defence and criminal representation; (iii) Acting in civil proceedings and acting in administrative proceedings; (iv) Administrative review, arbitration; (v) Conduct public evidence, judicial identification; (vi) Other forms of legal services. Article 10. Civil requests for legal assistance shall be submitted to: (i) The identity card or other valid identity certificates that the acting applicant shall also submit the proof of the authority; (ii) Evidence of economic hardship; (iii) Case material relating to requests for legal assistance. Article 11 citizens apply for legal assistance in respect of matters listed in article 7, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi) of this approach, in accordance with article 14 of the Legal Aid Regulations; apply for legal assistance in respect of matters listed in subparagraphs (vii), (viii), IX, X), XI) to legal aid institutions in the relevant organs. Article 12 Civil applications for legal assistance and the designation of defence by the People's Court in criminal proceedings are carried out in accordance with the provisions of articles 11 and 12 of the Legal Aid Regulations. Citizens who are in compliance with article 11 of the Legal Assistance Regulations apply for legal assistance and apply to legal aid institutions at the seat of the competent People's Court. Legal aid institutions have reviewed within three working days from the date of receipt of legal aid requests and should decide on the provision of legal aid, and should be informed in writing of reasons for non-compliance with legal aid. Article 14. Staff responsible for receiving and reviewing legal aid requests are one of the following cases: (i) Near relatives of legal aid applicants; (ii) The interest in the matter of application. Discussed by staff who receive and review requests for legal assistance, either by themselves or by the applicant, by the legal aid agency, and by the executive branch of the legal aid agency. Article 15. Legal aid workers shall apply to the relevant organs for a reduction and exemption from the related costs for the recipient in accordance with the mitigation, exemption from the relevant costs. Article 16 After the assignment of legal aid workers, there shall be no reason to deny, delay or terminate the cases of legal aid that are performed. The provision of legal aid shall not collect any property. Article 17, in the implementation of legal aid, the recipient has the right to be informed of the case; there is evidence that legal aid workers do not carry out their duties in accordance with the law and that the recipient may request legal aid institutions to replace legal aid personnel. The recipients are obliged to provide relevant evidence material to assist legal aid workers in investigating the facts of the case if they are factual and relevant. The changing economic situation of the recipient should be communicated promptly to legal aid workers or legal aid institutions. After the completion of legal aid cases, legal aid personnel should submit copies or copies of relevant legal instruments to legal aid institutions, as well as material such as closure reports. Article 19 Article 20 Legal aid institutions, legal aid workers are treated in accordance with the provisions of the Legal Aid Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2006. |
