Criminal Law - Nemes Law Office

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In our experience, the most effective defense work can be performed when our clients seek our assistance from the very beginning of the criminal proceedings. Our office has extensive experience in this field, which includes numerous forms of assistance in this area. If you are a witness, a suspect or a defendant, summoned by an authority or court, do not hesitate to use our services.

We can provide the following services in the field of criminal law:

Legal due diligence and evaluation in criminal cases
From 100,000 + VAT (depending on the penalty of the crime)
Authorized defense attorney representation in criminal proceedings:
From 300,000 + VAT – depending on the gravity of the crime recorded in the suspicion or accusation. Our office provides services in connection with the preparation of documents necessary in criminal proceedings and representation at trial on an hourly basis.
Representation in criminal proceedings:
From 150,000 + VAT – Our office provides services in connection with the preparation of documents necessary in criminal proceedings and representation at trial on an hourly basis.
Witness assistant in criminal proceedings:
From 100,000 + VAT – Our office provides services on an hourly basis in connection with the preparation of documents required in criminal proceedings and representation at trial.

What our clients can count on us for:

Performing defense tasks throughout the entire criminal proceedings, including:
traffic crimes,
economic crimes,
crimes against the person,
crimes against state administration, justice, and public order,
crimes against public order,
crimes against property.
Witness assistance in criminal proceedings,
representation of victims in criminal proceedings (enforcement of compensation claims),
representation in infringement proceedings,
advice in criminal and misdemeanor proceedings.

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and answers

Criminal proceedings are scary for everyone, so a helping hand is useful, even if for the sake of peace of mind.

I have been summoned as a witness in a criminal case, but I do not want to testify. What should I do?

As a witness, you cannot refuse to testify but, in order to avoid later inconveniences, it is worth consulting with a lawyer before testifying, and it is also possible to request the assistance of a lawyer during the course of the testimony.

I have received a summons in criminal proceedings, but I do not know what the case is about and how it affects me.

Unfortunately, this is rarely fully revealed in the summons. In order to avoid uncertainties related to the case, it is definitely worth using a legal representative when appearing, regardless of whether you are a witness or a suspect.

So far, I have represented myself and did not have an authorized defense attorney in the case. I would like to appeal the first-instance verdict, but I don't know how?

Appeals and all legal remedies are complex and complicated tasks, so in order to be efficient, it is definitely advisable to involve a lawyer experienced in criminal law.

I am really afraid to go to the police or court alone even if my conscience is clear.

No problem: you can request the assistance of a lawyer for any procedural action.

I want to file a complaint, but I do not know what to write in it.

A report may not seem complicated, but it is worth consulting a lawyer to determine the correct facts and the crime. The work of the investigating authority will also be easier and more efficient if there is a good report.

Someone has caused me harm through a criminal act and I would like to enforce this in criminal proceedings. Is this possible?

Yes, it is possible to enforce the damage caused by a crime as a civil claim in criminal proceedings.

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