Criminal lawyer in Pontoise
Mrs Sigrid NGUYEN-CAVROIS practices criminal law alongside the alleged perpetrators as well as the victims, in all criminal courts (Criminal Court and Assize Court) and in penitentiary law (Disciplinary Committee, Administrative Court);
Thus, the Cabinet files deal with all types of offenses in both general and criminal law.
Criminal proceedings are an "oral" procedure. This means that in criminal law, lawyers can assist their clients before all French courts and not only before their lawyers (without the need to appoint a lawyer).
Thus, Mrs NGUYEN-CAVROIS intervenes regularly in criminal law:
Throughout the Ile de France,
And in all French cities (metropolis and DOM COM).
It deals with files in French, English and Spanish.
The lawyer in general, and the lawyer practicing in criminal law in particular, must be able to listen to each of his clients.
To judge, one must understand, and the lawyer can only carry the voice of his client, if he considers it with interest.
It is therefore with the utmost care that the CAVROIS Cabinet handles all the files entrusted to it.
Whether you are an author or a victim, NGUYEN-CAVROIS can assist you during the four phases of the criminal proceedings:
- The police phase,
- The phase of judicial investigation,
- The judgment phase,
- The phase of execution,
- It assists or represents before you all the criminal investigative courts (examining magistrate, judge of freedoms and detention, investigating chamber), the courts of judgment such as the Court of Assizes, the Court of Correction, Appearances, CPRCs or penal compositions.
She also pleads before the disciplinary or sentencing courts.
It can therefore defend you throughout the proceedings and provide you with a great deal of information
Criminal law of authors
The criminal lawyer's role is not limited to pleading before the Criminal Court and the Court of Assizes at the time the judgment is pronounced. The lawyer practicing in criminal matters advises and assists his client at all stages of the proceedings.
Indeed, his role is to be present alongside his client before, during and after the trial, to inform and assist him.
Criminal law of victims
The victim is an integral part of the criminal process.
It has rights and has several remedies to make its voice heard and to seek redress for its harm.
The criminal lawyer's role is to support her throughout the proceedings, to guide her in the choice of her action and to assess the reparations that may be claimed.