Criminal Law
In the Constitution of Colombia and in the Penal Code, the rights of people are established without a doubt, which must be observed and respected above any circumstance.
This is why the criminal norm in its article 1 (Law 599 of 2000) states “criminal law shall be based on respect for human dignity”, article 6 establishes “no one may be tried except when in accordance with the laws preexisting the act that is imputed to him, before the competent judge or court and with the observation of the plenitude of the proper forms of each trial”.
This area of law is considered as that which analyzes, studies and sanctions the behavior of a person before certain actions; This is why it is considered as a mechanism or a tool used by lawyers that allow them, in their experience, to control actions and behaviors of society to frame them in a structure of the process to link their defense, defend victims, and punish those guilty of an illegal act; always giving the accused the opportunity to defend their fundamental rights, remain silent and even check if their version of the facts correspond to situations that should be exposed.
The study of our group of professionals in this branch of criminal law will allow you to establish which facts or which are the actions that should be considered illegal in order to present the possible corresponding sanctions according to the seriousness of the event.
We are prepared to accompany you in crimes such as: homicide, personal injury, abandonment of minors and helpless people, abusive sexual acts, misappropriation, breach of trust, homicide, conspiracy to commit a crime, improper use of privileged information, violation of moral rights of the perpetrator, human trafficking, victim intimacy, improper conduct, violation of restraining order, domestic violence, identity theft and fabrication, trafficking or illegal possession of a firearm, sexual acts in public places, improper carnal access, rape of a minor, pornography and child pornography, extortion, fraud, money laundering, unfair administration, misappropriation, corporate crime, theft, embezzlement, illegal issuance or transfer of checks, and money laundering.