/ˈkæpər/ – Noun
Definition: 1. quan tư pháp;
2. luật sư nài ép người bị tai nạn nhận dịch vụ của mình.
A more thorough explanation: A “capper” is a person who solicits or accepts payment for referring potential clients to a particular attorney, doctor, or other professional service provider. This practice is often illegal and unethical, as it can involve the unauthorized practice of law or medicine, and can lead to conflicts of interest.
Example: The suspect was charged with being a capper in an illegal gambling operation.