Criminal Litigation
Criminal matters
- White-Collar Crimes
- Fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, and insider trading.
- Cybercrimes, including hacking and identity theft.
- Violent Crimes
- Murder, assault, kidnapping, and robbery.
- Domestic violence and sexual offenses.
- Theft and Property Crimes
- Burglary, theft, extortion, and vandalism.
- Drug-Related Offenses
- Possession, trafficking, and distribution of narcotics.
- Financial Crimes
- Cheque bounce cases, forgery, and counterfeiting.
- Public Order Offenses
- Rioting, unlawful assembly, and violation of curfews.
- Bail and Anticipatory Bail Applications
- Assisting clients in securing bail or anticipatory bail to avoid detention.
- Appeals in Criminal Cases
- Challenging convictions or sentences in higher courts.
Importance of Legal Representation in Criminal Cases
- Protection of Rights: Safeguards against unlawful detention, coercion, or unfair trial practices.
- Strategic Defense: Expert lawyers can challenge weak evidence or procedural lapses.
- Timely Action: Ensures compliance with legal deadlines for bail, appeals, or submissions.
- Fair Trial: Legal representation ensures a balanced and just trial process.
- Post-Judgment Assistance: Help with appeals, sentence modifications, or acquittal procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What should I do if I am accused of a crime?
Contact a lawyer immediately to protect your rights and receive legal advice. Avoid making statements without legal representation.
2. Can I apply for anticipatory bail?
Yes, if you fear arrest, you can apply for anticipatory bail to avoid detention.
3. What happens if I lose my case?
You may file an appeal in a higher court to contest the judgment or sentence.
4. Can I settle a criminal case out of court?
Some criminal cases, especially compoundable offenses, can be settled out of court with the victim’s consent.
5. What are the penalties in criminal cases?
Penalties vary depending on the offense and may include fines, imprisonment, or both.