Criminal Law
Defense at every stage of criminal proceedings.
Criminal proceedings always mean high stakes and pressure. I support suspects, the accused, and victims from the first questioning to the verdict, building a consistent line of defense and safeguarding your rights at every step.
Every case calls for its own strategy. I analyze the evidence, look for procedural violations, and pursue the most favorable outcome for the client — from closing the case to reducing liability.
What I help with
- Defense of suspects and the accused
- Participation in questioning and investigative actions
- Appealing preventive measures, including detention
- Representation in trial and appellate courts
- Appealing verdicts, rulings, and investigator actions
- Protecting the rights of victims in criminal cases
How we work together
Consultation
I get to know your case, answer your questions, and outline the possible scenarios.
Analysis & strategy
I review the documents and circumstances, form a legal position, and set a clear plan of action.
Representation
I defend your interests during the pre-trial stage and in court at every instance.
Outcome
I see the case through to the end and support the enforcement of the decision.
Frequently asked questions
- What should I do if I'm summoned for questioning?
- Do not give statements without a lawyer. You have the right to legal assistance and may decline to give testimony that could harm you. Call me before signing any documents.
- At what stage should I involve a lawyer?
- The earlier, the better. Involving a lawyer from the first questioning — or even before it — often determines the outcome of the entire case.
- Is a defense possible if I don't plead guilty?
- Yes. The presumption of innocence means the prosecution must prove guilt. My job is to ensure your rights are respected and that doubts are interpreted in your favor.