Crimes by taking advantage of duty
This kind of crimes is one of the most difficult and complicated cases in criminal cases, which often involves huge amount of subject matter, high concealment and wide social influence. In terms of non-litigation, we can provide non-litigation legal practices such as compliance, training, internal investigation and accusation for enterprises and institutions; in litigation, we can provide professional criminal defense legal services for public servants, managers of state-owned enterprises and public institutions, and non-public officials suspected of joint crimes, and assist customers to deal with the investigation and prosecution of the supervision commission in the whole process the court reviews the prosecution and the court trial, and strives for the favorable result of the innocent or minor case for the client.
Investigation stage
Meeting with criminal suspect
To investigate whether the criminal suspects constitute a crime and participate in the role, participation procedures, and the degree of crime
The suspect will be provided with legal advice, application for bail pending trial, agency complaint and complaint
Review and prosecution stage
To defer the suspect, consult, extract and copy the relevant litigation documents and technical appraisal materials
Meeting and communicating with suspect
To investigate and collect relevant evidence materials
To submit a lawyer's opinion to the procuratorial organ on the facts and evidence of suspected financial crimes
Trial stage
Consult, extract and copy the relevant materials of the case during the first and second instance
Meeting and correspondence with the accused
Investigation and collection of evidence
Participate in court proceedings
Put forward the defense opinions of the defendant suspected of financial crime as innocent, minor or mitigated
Appeal stage
To put forward the appeal opinions on behalf of the parties concerned
Making complaint materials on behalf of others
File a case on behalf of the retrial and participate in the defense of the retrial case