The Advocates Act, 2013 provides the legal framework for the regulation and practice of advocacy in the Republic of South Sudan. The Act establishes the standards, qualifications, and procedures governing who may be admitted to practice as an advocate and how the legal profession is regulated.The Act sets out the requirements for admission, enrollment, and licensing of advocates, including academic qualifications, professional training, and ethical conduct. It also outlines the rights and duties of advocates, emphasizing professionalism, integrity, and adherence to the rule of law.Additionally, the Act provides for disciplinary mechanisms to address misconduct, breaches of professional ethics, or violations of the law by advocates. It establishes relevant regulatory bodies and procedures for handling complaints, sanctions, suspension, or removal from practice.Overall, the Advocates Act, 2013 aims to promote a competent, independent, and ethical legal profession in South Sudan, ensuring access to justice and the proper administration of law.
