Criminal Law Blog LAW IS CHANGING FAST. SO DOES OUR KNOWLEDGE.

People look for a lawyer who shows good judgement based on the client’s requirements and needs.

In my daily practice, I act with integrity toward my clients, the people involved in a case and the values I cherish.

I strongly believe in the presumption of innocence. The outcome of a case depends on my commitment toward my client.

When a case sets out be a rocky road, I don’t hesitate to embark upon it. Taking shortcuts will only serve the system and cutting corners will help neither the client nor the justice.

The presumption of innocence is a fundamental justice principle. It protects citizens against wrongful convictions. I endorse the words of Éric Dupond-Moretti, a famous French criminal lawyer.

When an someone is acquitted, the justice inclines itself strictly before the rules of the Criminal Procedure Code with, as a corollary, the eventuality of letting free a guilty person who would otherwise be overlooked.

However, as long as people will be acquitted – including guilty people -, the real innocent will remain serene.

– Le dictionnaire de ma vie (traduction libre)

The presumption of innocence prevents the innocent from being wrongfully incarcerated. I defend this principle each and every day.

I accept legal aid assignments under certain circumstances. I also work pro bono on certain cases.

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