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The service of handling criminal cases in a law firm involves providing legal defense and representation for defendants facing criminal charges. We in this field provide legal advice, assist in preparing defense strategies, and present appropriate arguments and evidence in court.
The service of handling criminal cases also includes representing victims and prosecutors seeking justice and accountability for the accused. Attorneys help gather, analyze, and present strong legal evidence in court to prove the charges against the defendants.
Additionally, the service of handling criminal cases involves case management, court advocacy, and representing clients in all stages of criminal proceedings.
Our Process
Document Preparation
We draft and review all necessary legal documents in criminal cases, including defense briefs, appeals, and legal motions related to criminal proceedings.
Evaluate Situation
Legal Analysis: Examining applicable criminal laws and regulations. Identifying Position: Understanding the defendant’s or victim’s position and the interests of the parties involved. Risk Assessment: Analyzing legal risks and potential penalties. Formulating Recommendations: Providing recommendations on the best possible defensive or offensive strategies. Ongoing Monitoring: Continuously monitoring the case and adjusting legal strategies as needed.
File The Case To The Court
We represent our clients in criminal cases, whether as defendants or victims, ensuring their rights are protected and their interests defended in court.
Case Monitoring
We closely monitor all legal procedures, ensuring the case progresses smoothly and efficiently, while providing clients with continuous updates on case developments.


Criminal Law in the United Arab Emirates
Criminal law in the United Arab Emirates is a body of laws governing crimes and penalties, aiming to protect society and ensure public order. The UAE’s criminal law is primarily based on Islamic Sharia law, alongside certain statutory laws that reflect modern justice standards.
1.Fundamental Principles of Criminal Law:
– Legality: No crime or punishment exists without a clear legal text, meaning an individual cannot be punished for an act that was not prohibited by law at the time of its commission.
-Equality: All individuals are equal before the law, and no discrimination is allowed in the application of penalties.
-Rights of Defense: The accused has legal rights, including the right to defend themselves, consult a lawyer, and receive a fair trial.
2.Classification of Crimes:
– Felonies: These are serious crimes such as murder, theft, and assault.
– Misdemeanors: These involve less serious offenses, such as verbal abuse or actions that disturb public order.
3.Punitive Measures:
– Penalties vary based on the type of crime and may include imprisonment, fines, or alternative penalties.
– In certain cases, discretionary punishments can be imposed based on the judge’s discretion, allowing judicial flexibility in sentencing.
4.Criminal Procedures:
– Crimes are investigated by the relevant authorities, such as the police, and the public prosecutor decides whether to bring cases to court.
– Criminal trials ensure adherence to due process, including the rights of defense and the presentation of evidence and testimonies.
5.Special Laws:
– Specific laws, such as anti-drug legislation and cybercrime laws, form part of the legal framework addressing specific offenses in the UAE.
6.Criminal Prosecution:
– Criminal actions can be initiated by the public prosecutor or by individuals harmed by the crime.
– Lawyers play a crucial role in providing legal counsel and representing clients throughout all stages of criminal proceedings.
Conclusion
Criminal law in the UAE seeks to balance the protection of individual rights with the assurance of community safety. The judicial system requires adherence to laws and regulations while upholding the rights of defense and justice for all parties involved.
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