BA LLB

A criminal defense attorney represents people who have been charged with crimes, defending their rights in court and trying to get positive results. They draft legal arguments, examine the available data, and broker plea agreements.

1. Legal representation: It include defending clients in court throughout bail hearings, criminal trials, and petitions.
2. Case analysis: examining supporting documentation, witness accounts, and police records to develop a defense plan.
3. Client counseling: Providing clients with legal rights, possible results, and defense tactics is known as client counselling.
4. Negotiations: Plea negotiations with prosecutors to lower charges or sentences is known as negotiation.
5. Legal Research: Extensive investigation of pertinent laws, legislation, and legal precedents.
6. Documentation: Draughting court papers, including briefs, motions, and appeals.
7. Court appearances: making arguments, cross-examining witnesses, and presenting evidence on behalf of clients.

JOB DESCRIPTION OF CIVIL LAWYER:

A civil lawyer resolves cases involving assets, agreements, and family affairs that are litigated in court between people or organizations. They write legal documents, negotiate settlements, and represent clients in court. Their primary responsibilities are to settle non-criminal disputes and provide justice in civil cases.

1. Legal Representation: Offers assistance to clients in civil cases including torts, contracts, family law, and property.
2. Case preparation: It involves assembling evidence, speaking with witnesses, and studying pertinent statutes and case law.
3. Documentation: Prepares drafts of wills, contracts, court cases, and settlement agreements.
4. Negotiation: When feasible, settles conflicts outside of court through discussions and mediations.
5. Court Appearances: Argues  on behalf of clients, presents cases in civil court, and manages appeals as needed.

1. Prosecutor Role: The prosecutor's role in a criminal case is to act on behalf of the state or government and bring charges against the accused person or group.
2. Case Development: Assembles and examines police records, obtains proof, and speaks with witnesses in order to be ready for trial.
3. Court Advocacy: In order to prove the defendant's guilt, one must present evidence, question witnesses, and make arguments in court.
4. Legal analysis: To support the prosecution, a thorough investigation of pertinent statutes, prior rulings, and court precedents is conducted.
5. Plea bargaining: It is the process of negotiating with defense lawyers in an attempt to settle cases out of court or maybe lower charges.

1. Legal Consultation: In a criminal case, the prosecutor's job is to represent the state or government by filing charges against the individual or organization that is being charged.
2. Case Development: To prepare for trial, gathers and reviews police files, gathers evidence, and consults with witnesses.
3. Court Advocacy: Evidence must be presented, witnesses must be questioned, and arguments must be made in order to establish the guilt of the accused.
4. Legal analysis: A comprehensive examination of relevant legislation, earlier decisions, and court precedents is carried out to support the prosecution.

1. Advocacy: Promotes the preservation of fundamental freedoms and civil liberties by defending clients in situations involving abuses of human rights.
2. Legal research: builds solid legal arguments by looking into international treaties, human rights legislation, and prior cases.
3. Litigation: Brings legal action and presents arguments in domestic or foreign courts on behalf of those who have been the victims of abuse, discrimination, or other infractions.
4. Policy Advice: Offers counsel on human rights policies and legislative reforms to governments, non-governmental organizations, and other entities.
5. Education and Awareness: Educates communities and stakeholders about human rights concerns by holding seminars and educational programs.

1. Tax Planning: Provides customers with advice on tax planning and methods to reduce tax obligations and maximize financial results.
2. Compliance: Prepares and reviews tax returns and records to make sure clients follow tax laws and regulations.
3. Legal Representation: Manages audits, assessments, and appeals while defending clients in conflicts with tax authorities.
4. Regulatory Analysis: Provides customers with advice on how changes in tax laws and regulations may affect their financial plans by staying current on these developments.
5. Transaction Structuring: Helps arrange investments and financial transactions to obtain advantageous tax status and compliance.