我国司法部决定建立律师宣誓制度(有声)
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《通知》规定，经司法行政机关许可，首次取得或者重新申请取得律师执业证书的人员，均应参加律师宣誓。律师宣誓仪式，应当在律师获得执业许可之日起3个月内，由设区的市或者直辖市司法行政机关会同律师协会，采取分批集中的方式组织进行。
《通知》明确了参加宣誓人员的范围，规定了组织宣誓仪式的机构、时间和宣誓方式，对宣誓仪式和宣誓程序等都作出了具体规定，并对律师宣誓的誓词进行了细化。
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