A Litigation-Criminal attorney practices in legal matters related to criminal law and litigation. They can provide valuable assistance and guidance to individuals who are facing criminal charges or are involved in criminal proceedings. Here's what they can do for you.:

  Legal Advice: Litigation-Criminal attorneys can provide legal advice and assess the merits of your case. They can help you understand the charges against you, explain your legal rights, and provide guidance on the best course of action based on the specific circumstances of your case.

  Defense Strategy: They can develop a defense strategy tailored to your case. They will analyze the evidence, assess the strengths and weaknesses of the prosecution's case, and identify any potential defenses or mitigating factors that can be used to support your case.

  Court Representation: Litigation-Criminal attorneys can represent you in court proceedings. They can attend court hearings, present your defense, cross-examine witnesses, and argue legal points before the judge or magistrate on your behalf.

  Plea Bargaining: They can negotiate with the prosecution on your behalf to secure a favorable plea bargain, if appropriate. They can assess the strength of the evidence, negotiate for reduced charges or penalties, and advise you on the implications of accepting or rejecting a plea bargain.

  Trial Preparation: They can assist in preparing your case for trial. They will gather evidence, interview witnesses, and ensure that all necessary documentation and exhibits are properly organized and presented to support your defense.

  Legal Research and Analysis: Litigation-Criminal attorneys can conduct legal research to identify relevant case law, statutes, and legal principles that can be applied to your case. They will analyze the legal issues involved and use that research to develop strong legal arguments on your behalf.

  Negotiations with Prosecution: They can engage in negotiations with the prosecution to explore opportunities for resolving the case outside of trial. They can advocate for reduced charges, alternative dispositions, or diversion programs, depending on the circumstances of your case.

  Bail Applications: They can assist in making bail applications to secure your release from custody pending trial. They can prepare and present a strong bail application, highlighting factors that support your release and addressing any concerns raised by the court or prosecution.

  Appeals and Post-Conviction Relief: If you have been convicted, attorneys can handle appeals or post-conviction relief applications. They can review the trial proceedings for any legal errors, identify grounds for appeal, and pursue appropriate remedies to challenge the conviction or sentence.