Criminal law

Criminal law

A criminal case can have significant consequences for a person's freedom, reputation, professional life and assets. Therefore, the defense must be built from the beginning, after careful analysis of the facts, evidence and documents in the case.

I provide legal assistance and representation to both individuals investigated or accused in a criminal case, as well as individuals who have been victims of a crime.

In each case, I aim to understand the facts in depth, identify the relevant legal aspects and establish a strategy based on the particularities of the case. In criminal matters, the details, the timing of an intervention and the way in which evidence is used can be of major importance.

For suspects and defendants

Legal assistance may include, depending on the specific situation:

  • consultancy before statements and hearings;
  • assistance in the criminal prosecution phase;
  • participation in procedural acts under the law;
  • analysis of the accusation and the evidentiary material;
  • formulating the necessary requests, defenses and objections;
  • assistance on preventive measures;
  • preparation of the defense strategy;
  • assistance in the preliminary chamber;
  • representation and defense before the courts;
  • exercising remedies, when the legal conditions are met.

An effective defense usually begins before the case reaches court. Therefore, it is important that the situation is legally analyzed as early as possible and that each procedural decision is made with due knowledge of the facts.

For injured persons and civil parties

The person who has suffered damage through a criminal act has their own procedural rights and, under the law, can be a civil party to repair the damage.

Legal assistance may include:

  • analysis of the situation and available evidence;
  • drafting complaints and requests;
  • assistance in relations with criminal prosecution bodies;
  • formulating requests regarding the administration of evidence;
  • assistance in establishing yourself as a civil party;
  • evaluating and supporting civil claims;
  • representation during criminal proceedings and before the court;
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