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The role of the criminal lawyer is not limited to pleading before the Criminal Court and the Assize Court when the judgment is pronounced.
The criminal lawyer advises and assists his client at all stages of the proceedings. It intervenes before, during and after the trial.
1. Penalist lawyer during the detention of his client
Thus, the lawyer assists his client at all times during the detention of his client, before and after his judgment.
He defends his conditions of detention.
2. Penalist lawyer during police custody and investigation
In addition, the lawyer intervenes of course on the ground of the penalty.
Judgment does not always take place immediately after the arrest, since the Prosecutor may find it necessary to initiate an investigation.
In criminal law, the lawyer intervenes from the moment his client is apprehended by the justice.
He also assists his client from the outset of the custodial measure, and throughout the investigation process.
3. Attorney at your side
Mrs NGUYEN-CAVROIS may intervene to assist the accused before the examining magistrate.
It is important to have quality assistance at the beginning of the investigation because it is the day of the indictment that establishes the rules to which the accused will be subjected, namely essentially the placement Under judicial supervision or in pre-trial detention, during the investigation.
In the event of a request by the examining magistrate for pre-trial detention, Mr NGUYEN-CAVROIS defended the defendant before the judge of liberty and detention in order to obtain a judicial supervision.
At the hearing, it shall ensure that all hearings, confrontations and requests for action to be taken, as well as any hearings in the event of an appeal to the examining chamber.
However, in the context of a pre-conviction (CRPC) appearance, the lawyer's assistance is mandatory.
4. Prepare your hearing with a criminal lawyer
Maître NGUYEN-CAVROIS personally insures all the criminal hearings of his clients. Whether it is a hearing before the Court of Assizes, before the Correctional Court, or in an immediate appearance on prior acknowledgment of guilt CRPC, or a criminal composition.
The criminal proceedings shall be oral and a final hearing shall be held at the hearing. It is therefore imperative to prepare the accused seriously for his future judgment hearing, in order to ensure that the trial is conducted as effectively as possible
A detailed preliminary appointment is therefore organized in the office, or in a prison, before the hearing to organize the defense, and answer all the questions of the client.
It is imperative to prepare seriously for a criminal hearing, especially when the defendant or accused is in a state of recidivism
In certain cases, Mrs NGUYEN-CAVROIS may argue that his client acted in self-defense
The appeal period is 10 days.
5. Penal Lawyer during the execution of the sentence
At the end of the criminal trial, the lawyer must advise his client on all the remedies available to him to be granted his rights.
For example, a convicted person who has proof of employment in an administration may apply to the criminal court for a cancellation of registration on bulletins 2 and 3 of the criminal record.
In addition, a person sentenced to a fixed term of imprisonment may apply to the Criminal Court for the non-revocation of a previous stay (the personality and efforts of the convicted person will be examined in detail).
The person sentenced to a prohibition (of residence, of exercising a profession ...) can ask for the increase within 6 months after the penal judgment.
In the case of a convicted person who is seriously rehabilitated, he may in certain cases request the abolition or reduction of his period of security (period during which he can not benefit from the adjustment of his sentence (day parole, Conditional ...) or leave or cuts.
The same applies to the person sentenced to a socio-judicial follow-up, who may request a retrial (obligation to submit to supervisory and assistance measures under the supervision of the sentencing judge).
Of course, this list of examples is not exhaustive.
6. Penal Lawyer before the Sentencing Judge
Again, the lawyer has a role to play since, once sentenced to imprisonment, the criminal law allows the prisoner to adjust his sentence on condition that he justifies serious efforts at social integration and professional.
Thus, the convicted person may benefit, as the case may be, from the following measures:
Exit permissions,
Remission of sentence,
Conversion of his term of imprisonment to suspended sentence accompanied by an obligation to carry out community service or a conversion into a penalty of days fines,
Semi-freedom,
Placed under electronic surveillance, called "electronic bracelet",
Conditional liberation…
At this stage the lawyer advises his client on the possibilities available to him and assists him in the preparation of the project to be presented and pleaded before the Judge of the application of the penalties.