Frequently Asked Questions

27 2026-10

How to choose a defense lawyer for a case of official corruption?

Office crimes are highly specialized, and the evidence mainly consists of oral and written testimonies. When selecting a defense lawyer, it is important to consider their criminal law expertise, experience in similar cases, and their ability to control the legal process. During the interview, you should listen to them explain the key points and weaknesses of the case.

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Is it important for criminal lawyers to work in a team?

There are many procedures and high professional barriers in criminal cases, and team cooperation is more reliable than individual efforts. Hengluo's criminal team divides tasks such as meeting with clients, reviewing case files, and attending court hearings, and holds collective discussions to control the determination of the case's nature.

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How to conduct a criminal legal risk assessment?

The criminal legal risk investigation should focus on the aspects related to funds, invoices, and related transactions to identify the potential criminal risks. A compliance checklist should be established in accordance with high-frequency crimes such as embezzlement and misappropriation of funds, and any potential risks should be rectified as soon as possible.

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What should you pay attention to when consulting a lawyer about a criminal fraud case?

When consulting a lawyer about a fraud case, you should check whether the lawyer's expertise and qualifications match the case, clarify the facts without concealing any information, bring all necessary materials, and specify the fees and legal procedures. Be cautious of guarantees of victory, and intervene as early as possible to strive for the case not being approved for arrest.

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Can the victim attend the trial?

Generally, victims can attend court hearings to participate in the litigation process. According to the Criminal Procedure Law, victims can participate in the litigation, present their opinions, and, if they file a concurrent civil lawsuit, they can appear in court as parties. In special cases, they can participate via video link.

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Can a criminal case be withdrawn after it has been registered?

After a criminal case is filed, the case may be withdrawn if it meets the statutory circumstances; according to Article 163 of the Criminal Procedure Law, the case should be withdrawn if the circumstances are significantly minor, the statute of limitations has passed, or the defendant has been pardoned, etc. The defense can strive to prevent the prosecutor from approving the arrest and obtaining b...

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How do we evaluate the success rate of criminal law firms in handling cases?

There is no unified standard for winning criminal cases, and the success rate should be based on process indicators such as experience in similar cases, the proportion of bail granted and non-prosecution, and the reduction in sentencing, rather than blindly believing in percentage commitments. It is necessary to evaluate the case based on its specific circumstances.

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What questions can criminal defense lawyers ask during consultations?

When consulting a criminal defense lawyer, you can ask about the nature of the charges, whether the act constitutes a crime, the possibility of coercive measures and bail, the sentencing range, the weaknesses of the evidence, and the steps to protect your rights. It is recommended to bring relevant materials to facilitate efficient communication with the lawyer.

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What is the role of corporate criminal compliance?

Corporate criminal compliance reduces the likelihood of units and their responsible persons being held accountable by identifying and preventing criminal risks in business operations, and serves as a mitigating factor when involved in legal cases, thus serving as a proactive legal risk prevention line.

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What should I do if there's insufficient evidence for a criminal charge?

When the evidence for a criminal charge is insufficient, the following steps should be taken first: strengthen the evidence, draft the charge document, and accompany the victim to report the case to the police. In accordance with Article 112 of the Criminal Procedure Law, efforts should be made to increase the rate of case acceptance. If the evidence is still insufficient after these measures, the...

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Can family members of criminal suspects communicate with them?

During the investigation stage of a criminal case, family members are generally not allowed to communicate directly with the suspect, and only defense attorneys can meet with them in accordance with the law. It is recommended to hire a lawyer as soon as possible to serve as a legal communication bridge.

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