Components of government intervention in regulating the legal profession;Case Study: The English Legal System

The performance of professional jobs for the public interest of society and their entry into the field of public services, doubles the need for government intervention in regulating the rules governing their performance. The present study, by exploiting the studies of the control library and adopting an analytical-descriptive approach, in order to explain the components of government intervention in regulating the legal profession, has reached the conclusion that contrary to the idea, the UK government intervenes in three levels of criteria. Governing the "structure and organization of the legal profession", "how to enter the legal profession" and "professional tenure" to pay the legal regime governing the legal profession is paid. Items such as "Determining the legal nature of the Bar Association", "Comprehensive government oversight of the Bar Association and the legal profession", "Regulation in the field of advocacy", "Reporting the Bar Association's obligation to nine government governments", "Reviewing the Bar Association's request and supervision On the approvals of the pillars and management components of the association "," Obligation to apply transparency in the performance of bar associations "," Determining the conditions of representation and admission "," Intervention of lawyers' training "," Intervention in the names in the list of lawyers "," Establishment of lawyers 'disciplinary courts and investigation of their violations "," Regulation of public oversight of Uber Bar Associations "," Regulation of government oversight mechanism in Bar Associations "," Supervision of lawyers' training "," Determining the amount and "How to obtain attorneys' fees", "Suspension and revocation of attorney's license", "Prohibition of attorney by qualified persons", "Control over employees and attorneys" and finally "Regulation of the mechanism of attorneys and non-attorneys" are examples of government intervention in England The establishment of bar associations in this country is considered.