We conduct our activity in cases regarding the following offences:
- offences against property: fraud, embezzlement, theft, breach of trust, misappropriation of public tenders, computer fraud, destruction, disturbance of possession;
- offences against the realisation of justice: non-compliance with court judgements, favouring the offender, perjury;
- corruption and office-related offences: bribe taking, bribe giving, influence peddling, influence buying, abuse and negligence of office, conflict of interests, illegally obtaining funds;
- forgery;
- offences against safety on public roads: putting into circulation or driving an unregistered vehicle; driving under the influence of alcohol or other substances, driving without holding a driving license, leaving the place of the accident;
- offences against public order: establishing an organized criminal group, disturbance of public order;
- offences against family: family abandonment;
- offences of genocide, against humanity and war genocide;
- offences from special laws – the facts incriminated by Law no. 241/2005 on the prevention and fight against tax evasion, Law no. 78/2000 on the prevention, discovery and sanctioning of corruption deeds, Law no. 656/2002 for the prevention and sanctioning of money laundering;
We offer assistance and representation to our clients in all the three stages of a criminal trial:
1. Criminal prosecution stage:
- preparation of a strategy corresponding to the clients’ interests – suspects, defendants, civil party, party liable under civil law;
- submitting complaints, requests, memoranda, exceptions and objections to the criminal prosecution bodies;
- assisting clients upon performance of criminal prosecution deeds – hearing and submitting other evidence;
- assisting and filing requests in respect of taking, replacing, maintaining, revoking of preventive measures – holding in custody, judicial control, domicile arrest and preventive arrest;
- appeal against preventative measures – seizure, garnishment;
- drawing up criminal complaints, suing as civil party in the criminal lawsuit;
2. Judgement stage:
- drawing up requests and exceptions forming the object of the preliminary chamber procedure;
- appeal against the court reports issued by the preliminary chamber judge;
- assisting the defendants, parties liable under civil law or civil parties throughout the entire criminal lawsuit, until the issuance of a final ruling;
3. Stage of enforcement of criminal decisions:
- assisting the persons sentenced to penalties with service suspension;
- drawing up and supporting appeals against enforcement;
- drawing up requests, memoranda and petitions to the detention facilities;
- assisting sentenced persons within the conditional release and rehabilitation procedure;