Some issues for determining the structure of the legal status of a lawyer

Some issues for determining the structure of the legal status of a lawyer Purpose: To analyze the position of scientists who deal with the structure of the legal status of the lawyer. Methodology: The author used legalistic method based on the consistency and comprehensiveness of its holding. Results: The article concludes that there should not be treated as separate structural elements as the personality and status of the lawyer in particular, freedoms and legitimate interests, which should be treated accordingly as a separate, specific human rights (freedom characterizing person's status as a time in conjunction with his or her rights), or as a prerequisite for entry into a legal relationship or acquiring the corresponding status. The paper points out that legal personality, citizenship, the principles, the rule of law, functions, tasks, etc. We should only be considered as pre-emergence (acquisition) or legal status as the conditions that are tangential to such a status, and these categories in any case can not be attributed to elements of the structure of the legal status of a person, and in particular a lawyer. Novelty/originality/value: The article has some scientific value and important practical significance, because it contains a comprehensive study of the scientific positions which relate to the structure of the legal status of a person, and in particular a lawyer.