Criminal Law Lawyers
We are specialists in successfully resolving and dealing with each and every one of the criminal proceedings provided for in our laws, regardless of the offence prosecuted and the type of procedure. We have an in-depth knowledge of both criminal law and criminal procedural law and handle them with recognised solvency.
We handle each and every one of the crimes typified in the Criminal Code (homicide/murder, injuries, gender violence, sexual abuse/ assault, theft, drug trafficking, money laundering, fraud, forgery, misappropriation, crimes against traffic safety, and a long etc. to complete the innumerable criminal conducts described in our Criminal Code).
We act in each and every one of the stages of the Criminal Process, from the assistance at the police station, if any, through the investigation, oral trial, up to the subsequent appeals against the sentence (appeal, cassation and protection). In some cases it will be necessary to go to the ECtHR.
Best criminal lawyer in Madrid
We deal with each and every one of the procedures included in our criminal laws: Summary, Abbreviated Procedure, Speedy Trial, Proceedings before the Jury Court, Juvenile Proceedings, Extradition, etc.
At Bárbara Royo we start from something fundamental: Criminal Procedural Law is nothing more than applied Constitutional Law. The Constitution regulates fundamental rights and freedoms, and therefore contemplates the fundamental principles that inform Criminal Procedural Law. Criminal laws, and there can be no doubt that those relating to criminal procedure are, must be drawn up, applied and interpreted in accordance with our Constitution. This is why it is so serious in a Democratic State of Law to apply Criminal Procedural Law incorrectly, and to violate some of the fundamental rights that inspire it, among which are the presumption of innocence, effective judicial protection and the right to a trial with all the guarantees. That is why it is so important to put yourself in the hands of professionals as soon as possible. The wrong choice of the right to a defence is the worst mistake a defendant can make when facing criminal proceedings.
