Criminal law

When individual liberty at stake, honor and property, the first thing to do is consult a lawyer. Draw a line of defense from the outset is essential.

Defense

• Defense in criminal trials.
• Defense in court misdemeanors.
• Defense in juvenile proceedings.
• Assistance to the police and detained in the courts.

Charge

• Criminal charge:.
• Complaints and private lawsuits.

Courts

• Criminal Courts.
• Hearings precautionary measures
• Preliminary Hearings.
• Courts of Appeal
• Trial Courts.
• Constitutional Court.

Materials

• Economic crimes: misappropriation, fraud, misrepresentation, corporate crime, money laundering, punishable insolvencies, counterfeiting, etc..
• Crimes against persons: injuries, homicide, murder, etc..
• Traffic offenses: blood alcohol, speeding, disobeying authority, reckless driving and failure to rescue.
• Crimes against property: burglary, theft, receiving, damage, fraud, etc..
• Crimes against public health: drug trafficking.
• Administrative and political crimes: bribery, prevarication, urban, influence peddling, embezzlement, fraud, negotiations prohibited corruption.
• Crimes against public finances: fiscal offense.
• Crimes of domestic violence.
• Crimes against the environment and urban development: planning against.
• Crimes against freedom: illegal detention, kidnapping, threats, coercion, torture and against the person.
• Crimes against honor: libel and slander.
• Social security offenses and the rights of workers.
• Crimes against sexual freedom: sexual assault, sexual abuse, sexual harassment, etc..
• Privacy Offences: discovery and disclosure of secrets, burglary.
• Offenses against family rights and duties: family abandonment, unpaid pensions, child abduction, etc..
• Crimes against intellectual property.
• Crimes of fire.
• Offences against the administration of justice: prevarication, concealment, false accusations and allegations, simulation of crimes, perjury, obstruction of justice, professional disloyalty, escape from prison.
• Crimes against the Constitution against State institutions, against the fundamental rights and civil liberties committed by officials.
• Public order offenses: offenses against authority, resistance and disobedience, possession, trafficking and stockpiling of weapons.
• Other crimes: theft of marital status, public functions, intrusion.
• Any other offense.
• Resources
• Proceedings before the court which issues a decision.

Appeals to higher courts:

• Preliminary Hearing.
• Court of Appeals.
• Court of Criminal Appeals
• Chamber of the Supreme Court
• Constitutional Court.
• Administration of detention and
• execution of the sentence
• Request for pardons.
• Intracarcelarios claim.
• Application for parole.
• Incident complaint with Judge Execution of Sentences.