My practice in criminal law encompasses:

Defense of the accused and defendants in criminal proceedings (whether before police authorities or courts).
 The primary role of a defense attorney in criminal proceedings is to ensure that all facts exonerating the accused or mitigating their guilt are duly and promptly clarified during the proceedings.

The primary role of a defense attorney in criminal proceedings is to ensure that all facts exonerating the accused or mitigating their guilt are duly and promptly clarified during the proceedings.

Provision of legal services to individuals who hold the procedural status of suspects in criminal proceedings.

Representation of victims in criminal proceedings.

When providing legal defense in criminal proceedings, we develop a strategic approach based on a thorough legal analysis of the case. We present facts and propose evidence that support our client’s position, with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome.

A key aspect of effective defense representation is advising the client before their initial interrogation by law enforcement. Early legal guidance allows us to build a strong defense strategy that maximizes the chances of a favorable resolution.

We frequently encounter situations where clients experience stress during procedural acts conducted by law enforcement authorities (e.g., house searches). This stress can impair their ability to perceive the unfolding events objectively, often leading to emotionally charged responses rather than factual articulations of their intended statements, potentially influenced by feelings of injustice they may be experiencing. 

During the preliminary proceedings, law enforcement conducts various procedural actions, which can be complex for individuals without legal expertise to understand. This underscores the necessity of having a defense attorney who not only explains these procedures but also provides essential legal assistance.

As the preliminary proceedings progress, the case may be resolved through a statutory decision or proceed to the judicial phase. In this phase, evidence is presented, and the court determines the outcome for the individual, who now assumes the procedural status of the defendant.

Finally, it is essential to highlight the system of legal remedies in criminal proceedings, including both ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies, which play a crucial role in ensuring justice. These mechanisms allow for the review and potential reversal of unlawful decisions made by lower courts.

– A police officer may summon and question an individual who, based on a criminal complaint or other grounds, must be heard regarding circumstances suggesting their involvement in a criminal offense.

If there is no basis to initiate criminal proceedings, the police officer may decide to dismiss the criminal complaint or take other legally permissible actions. However, if criminal proceedings are initiated, charges may be filed against a specific individual. At this stage, the accused gains a broader range of legal rights. One of the fundamental rights of an accused individual is the right to challenge the decision—issued in the form of a resolution—along with other critical rights that a defense attorney will explain.

During the preliminary proceedings, law enforcement conducts various procedural actions, which can be complex for individuals without legal expertise to understand. 

This underscores the necessity of having a defense attorney who not only explains these procedures but also provides essential legal assistance.

As the preliminary proceedings progress, the case may be resolved through a statutory decision or proceed to the judicial phase. In this phase, evidence is presented, and the court determines the outcome for the individual, who now assumes the procedural status of the defendant.

Finally, it is essential to highlight the system of legal remedies in criminal proceedings, including both ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies, which play a crucial role in ensuring justice. These mechanisms allow for the review and potential reversal of unlawful decisions made by lower courts.