Criminal law governs crimes, including felonies and misdemeanors. Crimes are generally referred to as offenses against the state. The standard of proof for crimes is "beyond a reasonable doubt."

A criminal case involves legal proceedings initiated by the government against an individual or entity accused of committing a crime. The purpose of a criminal case is to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused and, if found guilty, impose penalties such as fines, probation, or incarceration.

When we takes on a criminal case, we employ various approaches and strategies to provide effective representation for their clients. These approaches are :

• Client Consultation : We meet-up with the client to gather information about the case. It includes discussing the charges, the client's version of events & any evidences or witnesses.
• Case Investigation : We conducts a thorough investigation to gather evidence and build a strong defense. It includes reviewing police reports, witness statements, forensic evidence and any other relevant documents or information.
• Legal Research and Analysis : We research the relevant laws, statutes and legal precedents that apply to the case. It includes analyzing how the law intersects with the facts and evidence in order to identify potential defenses, legal arguments, or mitigating factors that could benefit the client's case.
• Defense Strategy Development : Based on the information gathered and the legal analysis, we develop a defense strategy tailored to the specific circumstances of the case.
• Negotiation and Plea Bargaining : In some cases, we engage in negotiations with the prosecution to explore the possibility of a plea bargain. This involves discussing potential agreements with the prosecution, such as reduced charges or sentencing, in exchange for a guilty plea.
• Trial Preparation : If the case proceeds to trial, we prepares for trial by organizing evidence, identifying witnesses, and developing a trial strategy.
• Post-Trial Proceedings : If the client is found guilty, the law firm may handle post-trial proceedings such as sentencing hearings or appeals. They advocate for fair sentencing and, if applicable, review the trial for errors or constitutional violations that may form the basis for an appeal.