Witness testimony is a type of statutory evidence, but its probative value is limited and it needs to be corroborated by other evidence. A lawyer explains the key points of evidence collection.
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The negotiations on the demolition of enterprises should be based on the evaluation, with clear bottom lines and compensation first and relocation afterwards. A lawyer explains the key to holding onto the price.
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Cutting off water and electricity is an illegal means of forced eviction. Victims can seek accountability and claim compensation by reporting the case to the police, lodging complaints, appealing for review, and filing lawsuits.
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Criminal appeals are reviewed by the court that issued the effective judgment or by a higher court. The duration of the retrial is affected by the filing of the case and the review process.
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For cases with minor circumstances and not subject to criminal punishment according to law, the procuratorate may decide not to prosecute. A lawyer will explain the applicable conditions and strategies for obtaining such a decision.
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The approval of arrest is not the end. Lawyers can apply for a review of the necessity of detention to seek a change in the coercive measures. Interpretation path and key points.
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Criminal defense relies heavily on professional division of labor, and a lawyer's familiarity with the charges and procedures directly affects the outcome. Interpret the key points of the selection.
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Personal lawyers and teams each have their own strengths, and the key lies in the complexity of the case, experience, and collaboration mechanisms. Lawyers should interpret the key points of the case carefully.
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Criminal mediation is just a mitigating circumstance, which does not mean the case will be dismissed or the defendant will be exempted from liability. A lawyer explains the boundaries of the effectiveness of mediation and the avenues for seeking remedies.
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During the period of bail pending trial, one can work normally, but leaving the city or county where they live requires the approval of the executing organ. A lawyer explains the relevant obligations.
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The family members can apply for bail, but lawyers' meetings and legal arguments are more likely to be accepted. The lawyer explains the substantive differences between the two.
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Applications for bail pending trial can be made at any of the three stages. The 37 days from the time of criminal detention to the approval of the arrest warrant are the most crucial. A lawyer will explain the timing and conditions for applying for bail.
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Suspects of fraud are not necessarily ineligible for bail. First-time offenders, those who have made restitution and obtained the victim's forgiveness, and those who pose no threat to society may successfully argue against being formally arrested.
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There are obvious differences between corporate crimes and individual crimes in terms of the subject, identification, and punishment. Corporate crimes are often subject to the double punishment system.
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Criminal compliance lawyers help enterprises identify and prevent criminal risks, and promote compliance rectification to seek leniency after being involved in a case.
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