DAC Law Practice Analysis
Criminal Law & Heavy Penalty Legal Processes & Expert Approach
Criminal justice is the most critical area of law that directly concerns the rights and freedoms of individuals. The presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial are taken as basis in the investigation and prosecution processes carried out within the framework of the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) and the Code of Criminal Procedure (CMK).
Legal Support We Provide Within the Scope of Criminal Law:
Investigation Phase Advocacy: Suspect defense and victim representation during the testimony of the Law Enforcement and Prosecutor's Office.
Objection to Detention and Detention: Effective objection applications to the Criminal Judgeship of Peace against unfair detention or detention decisions.
High Criminal Court Cases: Defense in cases of intentional murder, injury, plunder, drug production and trade, embezzlement, extortion, bribery and qualified fraud.
Criminal Court of First Instance Cases: Threat, insult, injury, theft, property damage and endangering traffic safety cases.
Information Technology and Organized Crimes: Crimes committed on the Internet, bank and credit card fraud, organized crimes.
Legal Remedies (Appeal & Appeal): Preparation of appeal petitions and follow-up of appeals with hearings before the Regional Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Appeals.
Why DAC Law & Consultancy?
Our firm closely follows precedent Supreme Court decisions and current legislation in all disputes regarding Criminal Law & Heavy Penalty, providing clients with transparent, prompt, and result-oriented solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the legal process proceed in Criminal Law & Heavy Penalty cases?
Initially, a preliminary consultation is conducted with our client to review dispute documents, extract a strategic risk analysis, and initiate litigation or mediation.
How are court hearings and progress updates communicated?
Our firm's attorneys regularly update clients in writing and through encrypted reporting after every hearing, decision, or interim order.
