Criminal Law

Whether you are accused of committing a crime or have been the victim of a criminal act, the best decision is to consult with a lawyer.

Practicing consistently in this field, I have represented both defendants and victims, always pursuing the best outcome. A lawyer can provide clarification regarding your rights in a criminal proceeding and inform you about the potential future consequences of decisions you make.

Each situation that becomes the subject of a criminal case is different, and the assistance provided by a lawyer can make a difference both in terms of the final outcome and the long-term consequences. Moreover, preventive measures (24-hour detention, judicial control, house arrest, or pre-trial detention) taken during the criminal process can be lifted or modified if the lawyer identifies legal flaws in these measures.

In the situation where you have been the victim of a crime, it's important to know that some offenses are investigated by authorities only if a prior complaint is filed within a legally specified period. The manner of drafting the complaint, as well as the presence of a lawyer during various criminal investigation acts, are key elements that can lead to the best possible outcome for you.

If you have been summoned for questioning by the authorities, it's important to know that you have the right to be assisted by a lawyer. Having a professional by your side during these activities can provide an extra layer of security and relieve you of the stress generated by such situations.

Offenses against property

Offenses against physical and mental integrity

Drug trafficking

Customs Offenses – Smuggling

Economic offenses

Corruption and service offences

Computer crimes

Frequently Asked Questions

At any time, at any stage of the criminal process, regardless of the quality it has.
The qualities provided by the Criminal Procedure Code are: witness, suspect, defendant, injured person, civil party, civilly responsible party.
Yes, the persons against whom preventive custodial measures were taken (house arrest and preventive arrest), in the situation where the criminal process does not end with their conviction, can benefit from financial compensation for the period in which they were under the empire of those measures.
Yes, a warrant is usually required for this activity. Exceptionally, the search can also be carried out without such an act, if another person occupying the respective space gives his consent or if there is a risk that the evidence sought will be destroyed or altered.