Criminal
Duty-Related Crimes and Criminal Defense
Review the case file from a detective's perspective and fight for every possible point within the procedural framework.
Service Overview
Defense services for duty-related crimes, economic offenses, and ordinary criminal cases, covering all stages from detention and arrest to prosecution and trial. Our work begins by verifying timelines, fund flows, and discrepancies in records before establishing the defense strategy.
Service Scope
Defense in corruption, bribery, offering bribes, misappropriation of public funds, abuse of power, and neglect of duty cases, including preparation of statements and document review for disciplinary and supervisory proceedings.
In general criminal matters, we handle economic crimes, tax-related offenses, cybercrimes, and property infringement cases. Services include client meetings, applications for bail pending trial, review of detention necessity, case file examination, cross-examination, and sentencing defense.
Program Explanation for Family Members: Current Stage, Key Deadlines, What Can Be Submitted, and Whether Legal Representation Is Required. Uncertain details will be clearly marked as such.
Process Flow
Initial consultation lasts 60 to 90 minutes. We will verify existing documents, timelines, and case amounts to form an initial assessment and action plan.
Advance through each stage upon acceptance of the mandate: client meetings, submission of legal opinions, applications to modify coercive measures, file review, pre-trial preparation, court appearance, and post-trial follow-up. Sync results at every completed stage, including any adverse information.
When selecting options such as pleading guilty and accepting punishment or returning illicit gains, the legal consequences and possible ranges for each option are explained. The final decision rests with the party involved.
Boundary Description
The value of criminal defense lies in fact-finding, evidence evaluation, and sentencing considerations. No guarantees are made regarding case outcomes.
Do not make false statements on behalf of clients, and do not recommend concealing information, colluding with others, or destroying evidence; such actions often lead to more severe consequences.
Key Highlights
- Engage during the investigation phase; meet with the client and verify statements as early as possible.
- Issue written opinions by phase; report progress and risks in real time.
- No result guarantees. No solicitation based on external relationships.