Best Criminal Cases Advocate in Adhoi

Criminal Cases Advocate in Adhoi

Adhoi is a place where criminal cases require specialized legal hands to decipher the fingerings of the law. You may still be in doubt, very far from what justice may mean; yet another few steps will take you to the door of it, which can be guarded by the brave lawyers on badavakeel.com, to whom you are approaching for legal support.

Categories of Criminal Cases

Crimes Against a Person

Murder

Manhandling

Abduction

Rape

Crimes Against Property

Theft

Burglary

Robbery

Fraud

White-Collar Crimes

Money laundering

Offences in cyberspace

Financial fraud

Drug-Related Crimes

Trafficking

Possession

Smuggling of narcotics

Public Order Crimes

Riots

Unlawful assembly

Public nuisances

Mentions and Punishments Under IPC

IPC is the code that defines several offenses against persons with punishments laid down under each one. Those not dealing directly with offenses but comprising some highlights pertinent to this discussion are:

Section 302 (Murder)

Punishment by death or life imprisonment

Section 307 (Attempt to Murder)

Punishment by incarceration for ten years or less

Sections 375 and 376 (Rape)

Imprisonment for 10 years or more and up to life

Section 420 (Cheating and Fraud)

Maximum imprisonment of 7 years

Section 498A (Dowry Harassment)

Punishment with a maximum of 3 years' imprisonment

Section 506 (Criminal Intimidation)

Warrants either 3 years of imprisonment or a maximum of 7 years

Important Documents to Submit in Criminal Cases

Documents that are very important for you to strengthen your case for defense or prosecution in criminal cases include:

FIR Copy

An FIR filed with the police

Charge Sheet

That is filed by the police which undermines the whole claim after an investigation

Bail Papers

If applicable

Witness Statements

Recorded during the investigation

Medical Reports

Particularly if there are injuries

Property Papers

If it involves complaints about fraud or there are property disputes

Concerns for the NRI in Criminal Cases

Some of the additional hurdles towards an NRI are listed below in a way that our legal service is supposed to cater for NRIs.

Online Legal Consults

Talk about your case from wherever you are

Court Representatio

In one of our lawyers' expert hands

Bail and Anticipatory Bail

Legal protection in India

Property Problems

Handling fraud and illegal hold cases

Extradition Cases

International law problems

Case Study: Successful Resolution of Criminal Cases Against NRI Clients

Case 1: Acquittal of Client in a False Dowry Case

The badavakeel.com legal team secured a complete acquittal for their client, accused under false grounds in Section 498A.

Case 2: Grant of Bail in a High-Profile White-Collar Crime

We went for and obtained bail for an offshore businessman accused of financial fraud but could prove he had very little direct involvement in it.

Case 3: Landmark Judgment in a Property Fraud Case

We assisted an NRI in regaining the ancestral property illegally occupied by fraudulent mechanisms.

What Law States? Your Rights Explained

Right to Personal Representation by Counsel

Every accused has a right to appoint a lawyer of his choice

Right to a Fair Trial

Judicial proceedings shall be public and impartial

Right to Grant of Bail

All offenses are bailable except for Non-Bailable offenses

Right to be Free from Self-Incrimination

Nobody has a right to be compelled to confess

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions Related to Criminal Cases

What should I do if I am being falsely accused?

Hire a criminal lawyer at the earliest and then start gathering evidence that tends to prove your innocence.

How long does the criminal case exist in court?

That depends on the complexity of the case. Some cases might finish in a couple of months; some might stretch till several years.

How can I get bail in a criminal case?

Bail can be granted depending on the kind of offense. Lawyers can help with the bail application.

What is going to happen to me if I do not show up for court hearings?

Your nonappearance may lead to the issuance of warrants for arrest or in some cases, your case may be dismissed.

How can NRIs take care of cases in India while sitting in their respective countries?

They appoint a legal representative of their choosing under a power of attorney to represent them and attend the proceedings.