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Principles in Adjudicating Cases.

Judicial power is the power of an independent state to administer the judiciary in order to uphold law and justice based on the implementation of the State Law of the Republic. All interference in judicial affairs by other parties outside the jurisdiction of the judiciary is prohibited, except in cases as stated in the Constitution of the State The court hears according to the law without discriminating against people. The court helps justice seekers and tries to overcome all obstacles and obstacles to a simple, fast, and low cost trial can be achieved. No one can be brought before a court other than what is stipulated by law. No one can be sentenced to punishment, except when the court, because of legal means of evidence, get the conviction that someone who is deemed to be responsible, has been guilty of the act he was accused of.

No one may be subject to arrest, detention, search and confiscation, other than on a written order by a legal authority in matters and according to the manner stipulated in law. Any person who is suspected, arrested, detained, prosecuted, and / or prosecuted before the court must be presumed innocent before a court verdict … Read More

Tips to Become a Successful and Experienced Lawyer

Showing Courtesy to Clients, Colleagues and Judges

1. Talk to the judge and court staff with respect. Listen to them without cutting the conversation. Your professionalism will depend on how you carry yourself. Being rude to a judge or staff will not affect either you or your client.

2. Use wisdom and politeness when dealing with clients. He may feel anxious or not like what you have to say, but try to look at the situation from his perspective. However, don’t let your client hurt you verbally or make a request that doesn’t make sense to you. You don’t need to represent every client who comes to you, and you shouldn’t!

3. Listen to your clients. Never judge, just listen and give advice. Even if your client has made a bad decision, which he will definitely do at some point during your representative’s process, find out the best way to resolve the situation and continue the process.

4. Be honest with your court, colleagues and clients. Being dishonest won’t take you anywhere and give you a reputation for dishonesty. Plus, your clients won’t trust you, which means you won’t be hired again by your clients. In extreme cases, dishonesty can … Read More