Criminal litigation

Criminal litigation, although is one of our primary services, does not make up any significant portion in the total volume of our work. This means we do not take routine criminal case to defend but the cases where, as we believe, an innocent person is unlawfully charged, considering always not the blown-out nature but the importance of the given matter. The primary principle we are guided by in the criminal litigation is achieving our goal by proving with uncontested and complete arguments the innocence of our client. However, the principle “the means justifies the goal” is contrary to the way we work as we are strictly against any unlawful methods.
Our criminal defence is aimed at the following:

• Cancelling or mitigating the measure of restraint;

• Dismissal of the criminal case at the criminal investigation (pre-trial);

• Rendering an acquittal judgment by court;

• Compensating for the harm caused by unlawful charges;

• Mitigating the penalty imposed;

• Release from penalty ahead of term or changing to another less severe punishment; and

• Remission.