Category: Criminal defense

One of the crucial components of a crime investigation is conducting a formal police interview with a suspected criminal. It is one of the first steps in initiating an investigation when someone is accused of a crime.

Being accused of a crime can be a complicated and overwhelming process.

This is a form of early termination in which the accused has agreed to be judged based on the evidence collected by the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP).

The amparo is the most effective means of protecting human rights against actions taken by police, ministerial authorities, or judicial bodies.

The first hours of a person’s detention are crucial for the success of a case. During this time, many of the actions that will be significant in the proceedings before the criminal judge take place.

The protection of crime victims' rights has increased in recent years. One of these rights is to have a lawyer, referred to as a "legal advisor," who will represent the victim's interests in the criminal process, facilitating access to the justice they deserve.

Our specialty is litigation within the new accusatory criminal justice system, commonly known as "oral trials." This system is characterized by public hearings where participants debate orally in the presence of a judge.

Self-defense is a legal justification for using force in response to an imminent threat. It serves as a legal exclusion to criminal liability, allowing individuals to protect themselves or others when certain conditions are met.

I, Lic. Jorge Fernández, specialize in crimes committed at the border, including drug possession, firearm offenses, and smuggling. U.S. tourists crossing the border often are unaware of Mexican laws, which can lead to legal troubles.

The state code outlines various types of homicide, including: simple homicide, homicide in brawls, qualified homicide, aggravated homicide due to familial relationships, and femicide.

Being reported or accused of a sexual offense can have severe consequences, not just in terms of potential imprisonment but also for your personal and family life.

Drug offenses or possession of illicit substances can be serious matters. Even possessing a small amount can result in a misdemeanor, while possessing larger quantities can lead to more severe penalties, including imprisonment, fines, or other sanctions.