The family members are not defenders and do not have the right to meet with the defendant or review the case files. However, they can inquire about the procedural information from the case-handling organ and entrust a lawyer to meet with the defendant and review the case files to understand the details of the case.
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There are four key factors to consider when choosing a lawyer for a death penalty review: case-handling experience, the ability to conduct meetings and provide written opinions, the depth of case file review, and the stability and timeliness of team communication.
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Not being granted bail does not mean that one will not be sentenced to prison: the maximum bail period is 12 months, and in most cases, one can strive for non-prosecution or probation. Therefore, it is necessary to establish mitigating circumstances as soon as possible.
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Why is the acquittal rate so low? An analysis of pretrial procedural diversion, the application of plea bargaining, the path of handling cases with reasonable doubt, and the true value of acquittal defense.
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After being granted bail pending trial, will the defendant be detained? This article analyzes the legal obligations of those granted bail, the 24-hour reporting requirement, the 12-month time limit, and the three circumstances under which detention may occur.
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Why is the success rate of criminal retrials relatively low? An analysis of five types of statutory retrial situations, the two-year appeal period, and practical paths to enhance the effectiveness of appeals.
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Is criminal defense charged by stage or as a lump sum for the first instance? Analyze the two key provisions of the government-guided price, the definition of service scope, and the power of attorney contract.
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Analysis of defense strategies for economic crimes: from bail granted after 37 days of detention, review of the necessity of detention, to non-prosecution, explaining the three substantive defense points and practical approaches.
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When choosing a criminal lawyer, what aspects should be considered? Four key factors are essential: litigation experience, responsiveness during the investigation phase, team division of labor, and fee structure. A judgment checklist is also provided for your reference.
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How long after a family member is detained can they meet them? According to Article 39 of the Criminal Procedure Law, the detention center shall arrange for a lawyer to meet them within 48 hours at the latest, and family members are not allowed to meet them.
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Are criminal defense lawyers at top-tier law firms necessarily excellent? The key lies in the lead lawyer's experience and response speed during the investigation phase. This article provides a practical checklist for selecting lawyers.
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How to choose between inheritance notarization and inheritance litigation? For uncontested cases, opt for notarization; for disputed cases, opt for litigation. This article compares the differences in acceptance conditions, legal effect, and processing time between the two methods.
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What should heirs do if they have disputes over the will? Article 1132 of the Civil Code, which came into effect on January 1, 2021, clearly prioritizes consultation. This article breaks down the mediation process and time limits.
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Do I need to seek legal advice before transferring ownership of a property in an inheritance case? Analysis of issues regarding ownership verification, wills, and heirs that should be checked before transferring ownership.
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How are the statutory inheritance shares generally distributed? Analyze the principle of equal distribution among first-order heirs and the situations of receiving more or less shares.
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