Core Viewpoint - The Alxa League Justice Bureau has initiated a credit rating system for the legal profession to enhance industry integrity and judicial credibility, with a comprehensive evaluation framework set to be implemented starting in 2024 [1][2]. Group 1: Credit Rating System - The Alxa League Justice Bureau will introduce the "Alxa League Lawyer Industry Credit Rating Management Measures (Trial)" to establish a credit evaluation system covering law firms and practicing lawyers [1]. - A detailed integrity file system will be created, including key indicators such as professional conduct and service quality, laying a solid foundation for credit rating assessments [1]. Group 2: Evaluation Results - By 2025, the Justice Bureau plans to complete credit ratings for 12 law firms and 122 practicing lawyers, with 50% of law firms rated A (Excellent) and 41.7% rated B (Good), while only one firm received a C rating [1]. - Among practicing lawyers, 8 were rated A (Excellent), 112 rated B (Good), and only 2 rated C [1]. Group 3: Industry Impact - The legal profession has seen a decrease in service complaints from the public, indicating improved compliance with professional standards [2]. - There has been a notable increase in participation in public legal services, with over 100 legal health checks provided to enterprises as part of collaborative initiatives [2].