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What is the difference between a judge and a lawyer?
The difference between a judge and a lawyer is as follows:

1, the two work for different purposes. Judges work for the country and lawyers work for money, that is, they work for themselves;

2. They have different ways of thinking. Judges think from the perspective of justice, and lawyers think from the perspective of their own clients. Even the villain should think from the villain's point of view.

3. They have different personalities. Judges are reserved and lawyers are ostentatious.

Lawyers are different from ancient litigation lawyers and lawyers. Refers to the practitioners who have obtained the lawyer's practice certificate according to law, accepted the entrustment or assignment, and provided legal services for the parties. A judge refers to a judge who is produced in accordance with the procedures prescribed by law and exercises state judicial power in judicial organs (usually courts) according to law, and is the executor of judicial power.

Judges shall perform the following obligations according to law:

1, strictly abide by the Constitution and laws;

2, the trial of cases must be based on facts, take the law as the criterion, handle cases impartially, and shall not bend the law;

3. Protect the litigation rights of litigation participants according to law;

4, safeguard national interests and public interests, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of natural persons, legal persons and other organizations;

5. Be honest, be loyal to their duties, observe discipline and abide by professional ethics;

6. Keep state secrets and judicial secrets;

7. Accept legal supervision and people's supervision.

Article 2 of the Judges Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) includes the presidents, vice presidents, members of judicial committees, presidents, vice presidents, judges and assistant judges of special people's courts such as the Supreme People's Court, local people's courts at various levels and military courts.

Article 25 of the Lawyers Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) clearly stipulates the content and scope of legal services provided by lawyers to the society:

(a) Acting as a legal adviser;

(2) Acting as an agent ad litem;

(3) Being a criminal defender;

(4) Acting as a non-litigation agent and participating in mediation and arbitration;

(5) Answering legal advice and writing legal documents, etc. In order to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and the correct implementation of the law.