General criminal law means the so-called core criminal law and thus the most diverse offences.
This includes
- Property offences, such as theft, embezzlement, robbery, extortion, receiving stolen goods, aiding and abetting
- Offences against physical integrity, such as bodily harm, dangerous and grievous bodily harm, maltreatment of persons under protection.
- Offences against life, e.g. murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter
- Offences against testimony, e.g. perjured testimony, perjury
but also sexual offences, insult, forgery, coercion and much more.
The early involvement of a lawyer specialising in criminal law is of great importance, because in addition to severe penalties (fines and imprisonment), criminal proceedings can have additional far-reaching consequences, such as loss of employment, occupational bans, entries in the certificate of good conduct and the like. At the latest in the case of searches, arrests or a police summons, a specialist lawyer for criminal law should be engaged. The first rule is: Silence!
I have been defending for a long time in all areas of classical general criminal law and am at your side to exhaust all available procedural rights and possibilities as early as possible.