Our Services
Criminal Law
Our Criminal Law team protects the rights of suspects, defendants and victims at every stage of detention, questioning, investigation and prosecution. We get involved from the very first moment a file is opened, closely follow the evidence-gathering process, tailor the defense strategy to the specifics of the case, and provide effective representation throughout the entire proceeding.
We have experience across a wide range of matters, from offenses requiring heavy penal courts to economic crimes, cybercrimes and traffic offenses. Our services also include challenging detention and judicial control orders, managing mediation/reconciliation processes, and filing appeals before the regional courts of appeal and the Court of Cassation. Our goal is to ensure our clients' right to a fair trial is fully exercised at every point in the proceeding.
Areas We Cover
- Serious criminal cases (homicide, bodily harm, sexual offenses)
- Drug and smuggling offenses
- Fraud, breach of trust and economic crimes
- Cybercrime and computer-related offenses
- Traffic accidents and negligence-based offenses
- Challenging detention and judicial control decisions
- Appeals before regional courts and the Court of Cassation
What We Offer in This Area
- Rapid legal support during detention and questioning
- Thorough review of the investigation file and evidence
- Effective defense and representation at trial
- Objecting to detention and judicial control orders
- Managing reconciliation and effective remorse processes
- Representation at the appellate and cassation stages
Frequently Asked Questions
You may exercise your right to remain silent and request a lawyer. Giving a statement without first consulting a lawyer can seriously undermine your rights.
The investigation is the confidential stage in which the prosecutor's office examines the suspicion of a crime; prosecution is the trial stage before the court, which begins once the indictment is accepted.
For offenses subject to reconciliation under the law, the parties may settle through a mediator; if an agreement is reached, no public case is filed or the case is dismissed.
For offenses above a certain severity, having defense counsel is a legal requirement; even when not mandatory, we strongly recommend legal support to fully protect your rights.
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