It is important for a criminal suspect to understand their obligations and rights during police interrogations. For example, you have the right not to cooperate with the investigation. It is important to understand the legal content of the crime being investigated, because words in law often have different meanings than in ordinary conversation. It is worth preparing for interrogations so that your own view of the events is clear in advance, because changing your own view afterwards is rarely successful. The best way to prepare for police interrogations is to contact a lawyer, with whom you can discuss confidentially and prepare your own defense. We will go through the different options with you and weigh their effects and consequences. If the case does not end at the preliminary investigation stage, the prosecutor will conduct a criminal investigation. If the prosecutor files a summons application (indictment) with the court, a trial will be held in the case. The legal protection of the defendant in a criminal case often requires the use of a lawyer in the trial. We will assist you in the trial and prepare the defense together. The defense starts on behalf of the client and we provide you with an honest assessment of the situation based on long experience. It is often possible to appeal the court's decision. We are by your side until the end.