As a suspect, accused or defendant, you have the right to the assistance of a defense lawyer - usually at state expense.
Sometimes you may be drawn into an investigation or given suspect status without understanding why, and it can be a frightening experience. We understand this, and have defense lawyers who are here to help you.
Our experienced and skilled defense lawyers will guide you through the entire process and help you understand what is happening in the case - from the first meeting with the police to any meetings with the courts.
Our job is to protect your rights and give you the support you need.
Contact one of our defense lawyers for a free, no-obligation meeting and we'll find out how we can help you through the difficulties.
A defense lawyer is a lawyer who represents the accused in criminal proceedings. The role of the defense lawyer is to protect the rights and interests of the accused, ensure a fair trial and challenge the prosecution's evidence and arguments.
A defense lawyer will help you understand the law, promote your point of view, choose the right tactics and argue for the most favorable outcome on your behalf. Having an experienced defense lawyer by your side is essential to ensure your rights and fair treatment in a criminal case.
A defense lawyer can assist people who are suspected, charged or accused of criminal offences. This includes everything from minor traffic cases to serious criminal cases such as drug offences, financial crime and incidents of violence. The defense attorney's job is to prepare your defense, ensure that your rights are protected and provide legal assistance throughout the process.
When choosing a defense lawyer, you should look for a lawyer who has solid experience in criminal law, who shows understanding of your situation - and who talks to you in a way that you understand. It is important that you feel comfortable with your defense lawyer and trust that they will represent you well in the case.
Insa advokater has a team of skilled and experienced defense lawyers who can assist you in your criminal case. We support you throughout the process and will do everything we can to protect your rights and ensure a fair outcome.
In some cases, you will be entitled to a public defender, which in practice means that the state pays the lawyer's expenses. However, this depends on the severity of the case. If you are not entitled to a public defender, you can still hire a private defender to represent you in the case.
At Insa, we have a maximum price on all assignments - talk to us and we'll give you a quote.
If a criminal case ends in dismissal or acquittal, you may be entitled to compensation from the state for financial and non-financial burdens. This also applies if a previous judgment is revoked after reopening.
Damage or loss as a result of the police investigation can also provide grounds for compensation, depending on the specific case and after an overall assessment.
In some cases, persons who have been convicted can also claim compensation, if the person who has been convicted has suffered special or disproportionate damage as a result of the case.
You can call us, send us an email or fill in our contact form under "Contact us". You can also book a free 15-minute video call with one of our lawyers. We would like to talk to you about your situation and find out how we can help you as your defense counsel.
As a rule, the state will cover your legal expenses in connection with a criminal case, but there are some exceptions. This is something we always inform you about initially before we enter into an assignment with you. You will always be informed in advance if you have to pay anything in your case. Contact us free of charge for an assessment of your case.
An interview is a conversation between you and the police. The difference between an interrogation and a normal conversation is that interrogations are a bit more formal and both you and the police have to follow certain laws and rules.
By questioning people who have information about the reported incident, the police will gather relevant information about what happened.
The police must be objective in their investigation, and this also applies to the interview. If you are a suspect or accused in a case, the police must always collect both information that shows that you are guilty as a suspect and information that shows that you are innocent.
Everyone who is summoned for questioning is obliged to appear before the police, but no one is obliged to explain themselves to the police.
When you are questioned by the police, you are either a victim, witness, suspect or accused in the case. The distinction between suspect and accused can be a little difficult to understand, but it depends, among other things, on whether the police have arrested you, searched your home or seized something from you.
If a person has the status of a suspect, this will give them certain rights. They will obviously have the right to defend themselves against the suspicion. The person can also familiarize themselves with the case documents if this will not harm the investigation or others. Prior to questioning, the person must also be made aware of what the case is about and that they are not obliged to explain themselves. The person must also be informed that he or she has the right to be assisted by a defense counsel. However, as a rule, the public authorities will not pay for a defence counsel until the person has been charged, and in principle only if the prison sentence could be longer than six months.
The status of an accused person carries additional rights that a suspect does not have. For example, the accused is entitled to a defense counsel at all stages of the proceedings. He also has the right to read the case file. Furthermore, the accused has the right to know the evidence against the charge and the evidence in favor of the charge. The accused may also refrain from commenting on matters that may contribute to his conviction. An accused person will also be entitled to compensation for unfair prosecution.
If you are a suspect or accused in a case and are being questioned, you have the right to have a lawyer with you; a defense lawyer. In some cases the defense counsel is paid for by the public authorities, in other cases you have to cover the costs yourself. There is free choice of defense counsel, which means that you can always choose the defense counsel of your choice.
If you are a victim, you also have the right in some serious cases to be accompanied by a lawyer - a publicly funded legal aid lawyer - who can be present during questioning. In addition to a legal aid lawyer, the victim may also have a person you trust with you during questioning. This person should not be a witness in the case. In this case, he or she must be questioned before you, the victim, are questioned.
If you are under 18 years old, suspected or accused and are being questioned, your parents or guardians and the child protection services must be notified and given the opportunity to be present during the questioning if possible.
If you are a witness or victim and you are under 16 years old, your parents, guardian or someone else you trust should be allowed to join you.
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