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Protection of a foreign citizen in court in all categories of criminal cases, ASSISTANCE DURING ARREST, in a pre-trial detention center, during IMPRISONMENT, in a CORRECTIONAL COLONY ..We will find a Lawyer for foreign citizens for you, he will have a number of significant advantages over "ordinary lawyers and lawyers. Often, when providing legal assistance to foreign citizens, a lawyer must have both knowledge in traditional areas of law (civil. family, labor, administrative. criminal law, etc.), as well as knowledge in the field of migration legislation.

+7 (951) 937.71.42 Law enforcement officers sometimes unreasonably and rudely restrict human freedom. No one is immune from this. Therefore, it is wise to prepare – to find out how they cheat during detention, what helps to protect their rights and what rules must be followed to avoid disastrous consequences. .In what cases can law enforcement officers detain a person? Detention is a short–term restriction of freedom. Law enforcement officers have the right to detain a person (Part 2 of Article 14 of the Law "On Police", Article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation, Article 27.3 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation) if: He is suspected of committing a crime or an administrative offense case is being conducted against him.; A preventive measure has been chosen for him in the form of detention, he has escaped from custody or is evading serving a criminal sentence.; he evades the execution of administrative punishment in the form of administrative arrest.; He is wanted; violated the curfew rules; illegally entered a protected facility or tried to do so; has attempted suicide or has signs of a mental disorder and is dangerous to himself and others....What should I keep in mind when being detained? In such cases, it can be difficult to stay calm, but it's important not to panic. Don't forget about the three basic rights: to receive qualified legal assistance; to notify a loved one about the detention; to refuse to testify. Follow three important rules: Do not sign or tell anything until you have consulted with a lawyer.; Don't touch anything; do not provide access to information on gadgets....Rule number 1: first, a lawyer's consultation, then explanations and a signature on the documents. The right to receive qualified legal assistance is guaranteed by Article 48 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. How do I exercise my right to legal aid? If you are detained, you should immediately insist on the presence of a lawyer. You can only talk in front of him. This rule cannot be ignored, even when you want to get home as soon as possible. Law enforcement officers will check whether you are involved in the commission of a crime or an offense. Once you've been detained, it means they may already have enough information about your involvement. Verbally and in writing, ask to ensure your constitutional right: "I ask you to invite a lawyer" (indicating his phone number, if you have one) or "I ask you to give me the opportunity to contact a relative to invite a lawyer" (indicating the phone number of a relative who can call the defender) The detainee has the right to one telephone conversation to inform his relatives about his location. Moreover, the right is given to talk, an attempt to get through is not considered (Article 96 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation). At the same time, if you just ask to call, you may be refused. And if you insist on calling a relative or a lawyer, then law enforcement officers are obliged to provide such an opportunity. Their refusal will be considered a violation of your rights to notify your loved ones about the detention and receive qualified legal assistance. If you were not allowed to call, directly indicate the violation of your rights verbally and in writing. As a rule, law enforcement officers need the signatures of a detainee in documents such as a confession, an interrogation protocol, a detention protocol, and consent to an inspection of the home. Don't sign anything and keep demanding to see a lawyer. .What happens if you do not exercise the right to the assistance of a defender? This happens: before receiving legal aid, a person answers questions from law enforcement officers, signs documents without realizing the possible legal consequences, and thereby creates evidence of his guilt. He thinks he's going to tell the truth and they'll let him go right away. But more often this is a misconception. ...Here are some typical situations. 1. Before the lawyer's arrival, the detained citizen wrote a confession, as the investigator promised that he would be able to go home immediately. Anyway, after that, the investigator wouldn't let him go. 2. The detainee was persuaded to sign an interrogation protocol in which another person was accused of committing a crime. He was sure that he was signing a neutral text, while he was creating proof of his acquaintance's guilt with his own hands. And it's not even that it's not good. It's just that later this acquaintance can accuse the signatory of the protocol. 3. Law enforcement officers often conduct searches of residential premises under the guise of their inspection. In this case, they receive written consent from the tenant to voluntarily provide the dwelling for inspection. If there is no such consent, then they will not be able to enter the apartment without a court decision - Citizens who find themselves in such situations recall that before signing the procedural documents, law enforcement officers told them: "Everything can be changed for now, you just need to sign this"; "You need to write a confession before the day on duty is over. Because when they're done, the material will already be written"; "You'll help me finish as soon as possible, and I'll help you go home as soon as possible"; "If we wait for your lawyer, I won't be able to let you go."..Law enforcement officers are often held criminally liable under paragraph "a" of Part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation for committing acts that clearly exceed their powers and result in a violation of citizens' rights when they are committed with the use of violence or with the threat of its use. If law enforcement officers threaten to use violence, try not to give in to fear and ask for a lawyer. If they have switched from threats to active actions and you have been damaged, try to leave traces on documents and furniture. What's next? If you are released, go straight to the emergency room and tell us in detail what injuries you received and under what circumstances. If you have been placed in a temporary detention facility, report the injuries and ask them to describe them in the personal inspection report. The real case: the detainee was taken to a temporary detention facility, where he reported injuries. After that, the citizen was sent to a doctor, who found spot burns on him. Later, the defender managed to prove that traces of the use of electric current remained on the body of his client..What standards should I refer to to protect my rights during detention? Article 48 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation – everyone is guaranteed the right to receive qualified legal assistance. A person has the right to use the help of a defender from the moment of detention. Article 51 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation – no one is obliged to testify against himself, his spouse and close relatives. Article 27.3 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation – during administrative detention, a person's rights and obligations are explained. At the request of the detainee, relatives and a lawyer are notified of his location. Article 16 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation – a suspect in the commission of a crime has the right to protection, which he can exercise with the help of a defender. At the same time, the law enforcement officer is obliged to explain to the detainee his rights and provide an opportunity to defend himself. Article 46 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation – a suspect in the commission of a crime has the right to one telephone conversation in Russian in the presence of a law enforcement officer to notify relatives of the arrest and location. Regardless of the reason for your detention – for "identification", drawing up a protocol on administrative detention, or on suspicion of committing a crime – you must be given the opportunity to invite a lawyer to exercise your right to receive qualified legal assistance. Rule No. 2: do not touch anything-A person leaves a biological trace on things when touched. A simple example: You just touched a weapon that doesn't belong to you. But the examination will establish that you picked it up. After that, it will be difficult to prove that you have seen this weapon for the first time and do not know anything about it. So it can become evidence confirming your guilt.What does a suspect need to know about the evidence in a criminal case? Evidence may include: the testimony of a suspect, victim, and witness; any objects and documents that make it possible to detect a crime (Article 81 of the Code of Criminal Procedure); protocols of investigative and judicial actions; the conclusion and testimony of a specialist or expert (Article 74 of the Code of Criminal Procedure). That is, the results of the examination can become evidence in a criminal case. The rights of the suspect, the accused, the victim and the witness in the appointment and conduct of a forensic examination are regulated by art. 198 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation. Rule number 3: do not allow anyone to access information on gadgets

Our goal is not just to participate in the business, but to achieve results. We'll honestly tell you if there's a chance, and we'll only take it if we can help! We offer professional legal services in pre-trial detention, providing effective legal support in criminal, civil and family cases, as well as assistance in paperwork. A lawyer's visit to a pre—trial detention center is the best solution to ensure the protection of a suspect. Many citizens mistakenly believe that a lawyer will be required only at the stage of the trial, losing sight of the fact that the investigation stage can become critical without proper legal support. Legal practice shows that the presence of a lawyer in a pre-trial detention facility significantly facilitates the detention of a person under investigation and protects his rights regardless of the degree of guilt. The lawyer's visit to the pre-trial detention center ensures that the conditions of detention of the defendant will comply with the norms, and illegal actions on the part of the administration will be suppressed. An experienced lawyer will not allow testimony to be forced out and will take care of the client's health - The services of a lawyer in a pre-trial detention center include: Consultations: A lawyer visits to consult the defendant and his relatives on all issues related to the trial and other legal aspects. Legal assistance: Familiarizing the defendant with his rights, discussing the intricacies of the trial and preparing for it. Monitoring of detention conditions: Ensuring compliance with the rights of the person under investigation in the pre-trial detention center, preventing illegal actions on the part of the administration.Improving conditions of detention: Work to improve the conditions of detention of a person under investigation. Strategy development: Assistance in developing a strategy of behavior at the preliminary stage, during investigative activities and in court. Working with case materials: Joint study of case materials, conducting independent investigative activities, collecting data to build a defense strategy. Information support: Regular informing of the defendant and his relatives about the progress of the process. Interaction with relatives: Providing information and moral support to the relatives of the person under investigation. Complaints and petitions: Writing and filing complaints and petitions regarding the detention of a person under investigation in a pre-trial detention center. Moral support: Reducing the psychological burden and pressure exerted on the defendant. Contacting professional lawyers in the pre-trial detention center will help ensure the protection of your rights and interests by providing the necessary support during a difficult period. The lawyer is in jail. Comprehensive legal support in pre-trial detention is a guarantee of respect for the rights and conditions of detention The visit of our lawyer to the pre-trial detention center ensures that all the rights of the person under investigation are respected. We will not allow illegal actions on the part of the administration and ensure that the conditions of detention comply with the standards. Our lawyers protect the interests of those under investigation at all stages of the investigation. Individual protection strategy We develop personalized protection strategies based on the specifics of each case. Our lawyers work with the case materials, conduct independent investigative activities and prepare the defendant for the trial, which significantly increases the chances of a favorable outcome. Psychological support: Our lawyers not only protect the legal rights of those under investigation, but also provide moral support, helping to cope with the psychological burden. We provide regular information and interaction with relatives, which helps to reduce stress and pressure on the defendant!

Lawyer on parole from serving a sentence Representation in court and resolution of difficult situations with the law! Problems in the work of a lawyer in places of detention begin even before the client has reached the place of serving his sentence, since the name of the correctional institution and its location are announced only upon the arrival of the convicted person. In this case, the lawyer is unable to provide legal assistance to the client during his transfer to a penitentiary institution, which is often necessary, since transportation can last for a long period and physical force can be used against the client in the so-called "transfer rooms" of the SIZO. Are you or a person close to you serving a custodial sentence and the term expires after serving which you are eligible for parole from serving your sentence? It's time to take care of the preparation of the documents necessary for a positive solution to this issue. Theoretically, any prisoner can be released on parole. According to art . 79 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (article parole), if the convicted person proves that there is no need to serve the sentence in full (that is, a shorter term of imprisonment is sufficient to correct the prisoner), it is possible to apply parole. But that's in theory. But in practice, the convicted person's lawyer has to make a lot of efforts to ensure that his client receives parole.A person serving detention in a disciplinary military unit, forced labor, or imprisonment is subject to probation.

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