Criminal Defense

Criminal Defense Lawyer Munich
Attorney for Criminal Law Munich

First Aid in Criminal Law

Our experienced team of criminal defense lawyers and certified specialist attorneys for criminal law supports you in all areas of criminal law with the highest level of competence and reliability.

For our clients, we develop tailor-made defense strategies to achieve the best possible outcome – usually a dismissal of the case or a swift conclusion of proceedings. With dedication and without prejudice, we advocate for your interests and consistently achieve above-average results.

General Information

What does conflict defense mean?

Ob Acquittal, Case Dismissal or an appropriate sentence – the best results require unwavering commitment to the legal position of the client. For in criminal proceedings, there is no victory…

What makes a successful criminal defense?

More Opponents than Allies A look at all parties involved in a criminal trial shows that the defendant faces an overwhelming number of opponents, starting with the prosecutor as the…

How to Find the Right Criminal Defense Attorney?

Having the law on your side does not necessarily mean you will get justice—this is nothing new, but it is especially true in criminal law! Wide Discretion of Judges and…

What to Do in Case of Criminal Proceedings Against a Family Member or Partner?

If your partner, a relative, or a good friend is accused of a crime, the question quickly arises as to whether and to what extent you can help as a…

Important Information About Prison Visits

Visiting and Supporting a Relative or Friend in Prison An experienced defense attorney will exhaust all possibilities to achieve a swift release from custody. However, as long as pretrial detention…
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Information on Criminal Proceedings

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What Does Preventive Detention Mean?

Preventive detention can be ordered under four different conditions (each of which has its own additional requirements, as detailed below): Order after two prior convictions for serious offenses such as…

Common Mistakes in Statement vs. Statement Cases

The most common case of “statement vs. statement” situations occurs when someone claims to have been sexually harassed, coerced, raped, or abused, while the other person denies it—either because no…

Summons as a Witness by Police or Prosecutor’s Office

If you are accused of a crime, you are not obliged to comply with police summonses or even to testify. This is also strongly discouraged. However, if you are summoned…

Access to Case Files in Criminal Proceedings

Effective defense is only possible when one is aware of the circumstances of the allegations. Thus, it is crucial not to make any statements regarding allegations or accusations without knowing…

Pretrial Detention, Arrest Warrant, Arrest – What to Do?

An arrest and subsequent execution of pretrial detention are not uncommon in criminal law. In most cases, pretrial detention catches the affected individual completely unprepared. This applies even if they…

What to Do When You Receive a Penal Order?

A penal order is intended to provide a quick and uncomplicated way to address “minor offenses” and mid-level criminal activities. This process not only saves courts and prosecutors the effort…

Indictment / Indictment Letter Received – What to Do?

Those who unexpectedly receive an indictment letter may not even recall the matter or may have mentally dismissed it: Although a police summons was typically received months earlier, it may…

Information on Legal Remedies in Criminal Law

Appeal and Revision in Criminal Law – What Is the Difference?

Anyone who has been convicted in a criminal trial (or has received a penalty order) can challenge this decision and have it reviewed by a higher court—particularly through the legal…

Forensic Data Collection and Deletion of Personal Data (DNA / Fingerprints / Photos)

The investigative authorities in Germany handle the storage of highly personal data very “generously,” following the motto: it might be useful someday. However, this is precisely where the problem lies:…

Appeal in Criminal Law

Appeal in Criminal Law An appeal in criminal law can only be filed against judgments issued by the district court, i.e., against judgments from a criminal judge or a lay…

Revision in Criminal Law

With a revision, it is possible to challenge a disadvantageous court ruling, provided that the court proceedings took place before the Regional Court. The revision is the only and final…

Reasoning for Revision – Grounds for Appeal in Criminal Law

Revision in criminal cases is one of the most challenging areas of criminal law, as it is a highly demanding procedure that examines purely legal questions. Moreover, extremely high requirements…

Common Errors in Judgments

Revision in criminal cases is one of the most challenging areas of criminal law, as it is a highly demanding procedure that examines purely legal questions. Moreover, extremely high requirements…

Constitutional Complaint in Criminal Law

Specialized Law Firm for Constitutional Complaints in Criminal Law (The Last Legal Remedy) The constitutional complaint is the last resort when all attempts to overturn unfavorable decisions or judgments in…

Retrial in Criminal Law

The Opportunity to Reopen a Final Judgment When a judgment becomes final, for example, because all legal remedies have been exhausted (appeal, constitutional complaint, ECtHR, clemency petition), the imposed penalty…
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