Criminal Cases
Trial defence, private complaints, FIR quashing, and criminal appeals and revisions.
Learn more →Defence and victim representation in cases under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, before Special POCSO Courts.
Cases under the POCSO Act are tried by Special Courts with a procedure designed to protect child victims. The law raises presumptions against the accused, and questions such as the age of the victim can be decisive.
We represent persons accused under the Act, and we also represent the families of child victims — including in claims for compensation. All matters are handled with strict confidentiality.
Trial defence, private complaints, FIR quashing, and criminal appeals and revisions.
Learn more →Regular bail, default bail and bail appeals before Magistrates, Sessions Courts and the High Court.
Learn more →Protection from arrest under Section 482 BNSS, before the Sessions Court and the High Court.
Learn more →Defence in CBI investigations and trials, including corruption and bank fraud cases, before CBI Special Courts and the High Court.
Learn more →Complaints and defence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act and Section 25 of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act.
Learn more →Online fraud, social media harassment and IT Act offences — complaints for victims and defence for the accused.
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