What can the law do in the future?

I. Judiciary

The court is a state organ that independently exercises state judicial power according to law. According to the Constitution and the Organic Law of People's Courts, China has local people's courts at all levels, special people's courts and the Supreme People's Court. The people's court has always been the main field of employment for law students, and it is also an important goal for law students to "match their majors" and realize their career ideals.

Second, the procuratorial organs.

The procuratorate is a state organ that independently exercises the state procuratorial power according to law. According to the provisions of the Constitution and the Organic Law of the People's Procuratorate, China has special people's procuratorates such as the Supreme People's Procuratorate, local people's procuratorates at all levels and military procuratorates. Like the judicial organs, procuratorial organs at all levels are also a hot industry for the employment of law graduates.

Third, public security organs.

Public security organs are the public security administrative organs and criminal law enforcement organs of the state. In China, public security organs are administrative departments under the leadership of the State Council and people's governments at all levels, and are an important part of state administrative organs. However, public security organs are different from ordinary administrative organs. It is a specialized agency responsible for social security and the exercise of national security management.

Fourth, government agencies.

Organs generally refer to the institutions set up by the Party and government organs or groups to command and control administrative activities, including government organs, financial systems, political and legal systems, scientific and health cultural systems, etc.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) legal institution

1, lawyer

A lawyer refers to a practitioner who obtains a lawyer's practice certificate according to law, accepts entrustment or assignment, and provides legal services for clients. His work mainly includes: handling lawsuits related to legal issues on behalf of clients; To provide legal advice and guidance to clients and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests; Take legal action to defend the interests of customers.

2. Public lawyers and corporate lawyers

The so-called public lawyer refers to a public official who has a lawyer or legal professional qualification, works in a government functional department or a department that exercises government functions, or is recruited to engage in legal affairs in the above-mentioned departments. Different from public lawyers, corporate lawyers are lawyers or legal service professionals set up in enterprises to provide legal services for their own enterprises.

3, foreign-related and financial investment fields

With China's entry into WTO and the rapid economic development of major cities in China, the economically developed eastern regions and major cities have increasingly close external contacts and exchanges, and there is a great demand for lawyers in many fields.

4, the field of civil litigation

There is also a broad space for providing legal services in many traditional fields such as divorce proceedings, creditor's rights and debts. With the change of social atmosphere and concept, the divorce rate is rising, and there are more and more divorce lawsuits.

5. Some emerging areas

There are many fields that need lawyers' intervention, such as trademark agency and tax service, which are "blank spots" and do not belong to lawyers' business scope. There are specialized tax lawyers abroad, but the domestic development is slow.

Notary department of intransitive verbs

A notary refers to a practitioner who meets the conditions prescribed by law and engages in notarization business in a notary office. With the implementation of "People's Republic of China (PRC) Notary Law", it is determined that China's notarization institutions are legally established, non-profit certification institutions, which independently exercise notarization functions and bear civil liabilities according to law, and gradually completely decouple from state organs.

Seven. Company legal adviser

Enterprise legal adviser refers to an internal professional who has the qualification of enterprise legal adviser and is employed by the enterprise after being registered by the registration authority to engage in enterprise legal affairs.

Eight. Financial sector

The financial industry refers to special enterprises dealing in financial commodities, including banks, insurance, trusts, securities, leasing and pawning. The financial industry has the characteristics of index, monopoly, high risk, interest dependence and high debt management.

Nine, the news publishing industry

All comprehensive institutions engaged in the interview, editing and distribution of newspapers and magazines, as well as specialized in the supply of news materials, can be called journalism. It can also be said that journalism refers to a comprehensive institution that provides information to the public through newspapers, news magazines, radio, television, news films and other media with the main purpose of serving the public.

The object of law is law first.

The "law" here includes laws in various senses.

From the legal form, including the constitution, laws, regulations and other forms of written law and unwritten law.

From the perspective of legal system, it includes constitution, administrative law, civil and commercial law, economic law, procedural law, social law, criminal law, international law, procedural law and various other departmental laws;

In terms of time, it includes ancient law, modern law, modern law and contemporary law;

In space, it includes national law, foreign law, local law and foreign law;

Generally speaking, it includes domestic law and international law, fundamental law and common law, general law and special law, substantive law and procedural law;

From the form of expression, it includes dynamic law and static law, concrete law and abstract law, paper law and life law, ideal law (such as natural law) and realistic law (such as the law that actually takes effect) and so on.

Law can only be regarded as a veritable law if it has a panoramic view of these laws in different meanings and studies them.

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Law (knowledge and theoretical system about legal issues)-Baidu Encyclopedia