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Offenses against the inviolability of life
We defend the most complex criminal cases involving offenses against life.
The area
Defense and representation in offenses against life
Offenses against the inviolability of life are among the most consequential areas of criminal law. Their investigation demands a rigorous technical defense, or solid representation of the victim, from the very first actions of the Prosecutor’s Office.
At TREU Abogados we act both in the defense of persons under investigation or prosecution and in the representation of victims and their families, developing legal strategies aimed at protecting their rights, safeguarding due process and achieving the best possible outcome according to the circumstances of each case.
Every case demands a different strategy. The difference lies not only in knowing the law, but in knowing how to build a theory of the case capable of withstanding every stage of the criminal proceeding.
How we work
How we handle your case
Comprehensive legal analysis
We carry out a complete study of the facts, the available evidence and the procedural situation to identify risks and opportunities and to define the most suitable strategy from the outset.
Procedural strategy design
Every proceeding requires its own planning. We build a solid theory of the case, determine the relevant means of evidence and establish the best legal course to protect our client’s interests.
Ongoing defense and representation
We accompany every stage of the criminal procedure, from the preliminary investigation to the final resolution, providing technical, strategic and results-oriented representation.
Scope of defense
Offenses we handle
These are the offenses in which we take on your defense or representation within this area.
- Aggravated murder
- Femicide
- Contract killing (murder for hire)
- Homicide
- Negligent homicide
- Negligent homicide through professional malpractice
- Abortion resulting in death
- Non-consented abortion
- Consented abortion
Frequently asked questions
What clients usually ask us
Does being under investigation mean I am guilty?
No. Every person enjoys the constitutional principle of the presumption of innocence. A criminal investigation is intended to verify the existence of an offense and to determine liability through a process that respects due process.
A family member died as a result of a crime. Can we take part in the proceeding?
Yes. The victim’s relatives, in the cases provided for by law, may actively participate in the criminal proceeding, request procedural steps, submit evidence and exercise their rights with the assistance of a lawyer.
What should I do if I receive a summons from the Prosecutor’s Office to give a statement?
It is advisable to obtain legal advice before appearing. The statement you give may affect the course of the investigation, so it is important to understand beforehand your rights and the legal implications of each step.
At what stage can a lawyer intervene?
Early intervention is often decisive. Having counsel from the preliminary investigation allows timely strategic decisions, the preservation of evidence and the proper protection of the client’s rights throughout the proceeding.
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