<![CDATA[The purpose of this study is to implement legal aid services for advocates at the Makale District Court and to find out the implementation of the role of advocates as providers of legal aid services at the Makale District Court has been carried out in accordance with statutory regulations. This study uses a normative juridical research type that is sourced from primary and secondary and tertiary, as well as an empirical juridical research type which is analyzed qualitatively by describing descriptively the results of the existing data. The results of the study are that the implementation of legal aid at the Makale District Court is carried out based on the principle that advocates are people who work in providing legal aid services inside and outside the court that are litigation or non-litigation, which is manifested in the interaction between advocates and clients in resolving legal problems, and the implementation of the function of an advocate at the Makale District Court is carried out through two main activities, namely as a potential person in the field of law, then an advocate is a legal service provider who receives compensation in the form of a fee or honorarium and advocates are within the scope of their ideals as law enforcers, so that pure advocates do not consider compensation in the form of fees/honorariums or provide free legal aid services for professional work in defending and assisting clients as recipients of legal services.]]>
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