Speedy Trials: Immediate and Effective Legal Defense
Are you being investigated in a criminal proceeding? At Soler Martín Abogados, we have a team of lawyers specialized in speedy trials, ready to offer you the best legal defense in this type of proceedings that require speed and precision.
What is a Speedy Trial?
A speedy trial is a criminal proceeding designed to resolve minor offenses quickly, according to article 795 of the Criminal Procedure Law (LECrim). This type of trial applies to crimes that meet certain requirements, such as a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment and a simple and straightforward investigation.
What Crimes Can Be Tried in a Speedy Trial?
Some of the offenses that may be handled in a speedy trial include:
- Alcoholemia: Driving under the influence of alcohol.
- Coercion offenses: Forcing someone to act against their will.
- Damage crimes: Destruction or deterioration of other people's property.
- Theft and robbery: Misappropriation of third-party property.
- Gender violence: Acts of violence against a partner or ex-partner.
- Crimes against public health: Such as small-scale drug trafficking.
- Attempts against authority: Assaults on law enforcement officers.
Why Do You Need a Specialist Lawyer?
In a speedy trial, the speed of the process can work against you if you do not have adequate legal representation. A fast-track trial lawyer is essential to prepare your defense quickly, ensuring that no mistakes are made that could result in an unfavorable judgment.
At Soler Martín Abogados, our experts in procedural law have the necessary experience to successfully handle these proceedings. From the initial complaint to the judgment, we accompany you every step of the way, offering comprehensive legal advice and effective representation.
How is a Speedy Trial Processed?
The speedy trial process follows these fundamental steps:
- Complaint: A complaint is filed and sent to the judge to authorize the procedure.
- Appearance: The parties involved testify before the Judge within a maximum period of 72 hours.
- Trial: The Judge hears the parties and evaluates the evidence in a period of 15 days.
- Judgment and appeals: The Judge issues a judgment, which may be appealed within 10 days.
At Soler Martín Abogados, we are committed to protecting your rights and defending your interests. If you are facing a speedy trial, do not hesitate to contact us to receive an expert and personalized legal defense.
