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Criminal Matters

Comprehensive Legal Support for Criminal Matters

Criminal matters involve offenses that violate the law, requiring legal intervention and representation. Our expert legal team assists individuals and businesses in navigating complex criminal cases, including fraud, theft, assault, cybercrime, and white-collar offenses. We provide strategic defense, bail assistance, trial representation, and legal consultations to ensure your rights are protected. With in-depth knowledge of criminal law, we aim to deliver strong advocacy, fair trials, and the best possible legal outcomes for our clients.

 

Our Key Services:

  • Legal Consultation – Expert advice on criminal cases and legal rights.
  • Bail Assistance – Support in obtaining bail and anticipatory bail.
  • Trial Representation – Skilled advocacy in court proceedings.
  • Criminal Defense – Strong defense strategies for accused individuals.
  • White-Collar Crimes – Handling fraud, embezzlement, and financial crimes.
  • Cybercrime Cases – Defense in digital fraud, hacking, and data breaches.
  • Police Complaints & FIR Filing – Assistance in lodging or defending against complaints.
  • Quashing of FIRs – Legal support for dismissal of false allegations.
  • Criminal Appeals – Representation in higher courts for appeal cases.
  • Negotiated Settlements – Mediation to resolve legal disputes outside court.
  • Juvenile Justice Cases – Representation in cases involving minors.
  • Domestic Violence & Harassment – Legal aid for victims and accused.
  • Narcotics & Drug Cases – Defense against drug-related charges.
  • Forgery & Cheating Cases – Legal assistance for document fraud and misrepresentation.
  • Legal Documentation & Compliance – Ensuring proper legal paperwork and procedural compliance.
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Frequency Asked Question

  • You should immediately seek legal representation, gather evidence, and avoid making any statements without a lawyer.
  • Bail can be obtained by filing a bail application in the appropriate court, which will assess the seriousness of the offense and other factors.
  • You can file an FIR at the local police station by providing a written complaint detailing the offense and evidence, if available.
  • Yes, an FIR can be quashed by the High Court under Section 482 of the CrPC if it is found to be false or baseless.
  • You have the right to remain silent, the right to legal representation, and the right to be informed of the charges against you.
  • The duration varies depending on the complexity of the case, availability of evidence, and court proceedings, ranging from months to years.
  • It is a pre-arrest bail granted by the court to protect individuals from arbitrary arrest in non-bailable offenses.
  • In bailable offenses, bail is granted as a right, while in non-bailable offenses, bail is at the discretion of the court.
  • Certain offenses, classified as “compoundable offenses,” can be settled out of court with mutual consent, while serious offenses cannot.
  • Failure to attend court hearings may lead to a non-bailable warrant against you, and the case may proceed in your absence.
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