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Our Practice area

Criminal Law

 Criminal Law Practice Areas at Adv Avinash Singh of Avinash Law Offices

Criminal law is the foundation of a just society—it defines the boundaries of acceptable behavior and ensures that violations are addressed through a structured legal process. In India, criminal law governs a wide range of offences, from personal crimes like assault and theft to economic crimes, cyber offences, and white-collar misconduct. At our law firm, we offer strategic, proactive, and result-oriented representation in criminal law matters, ensuring the protection of our clients’ rights at every stage of the legal process.

We defend individuals and entities accused of criminal offences and also represent victims and complainants seeking justice. Whether the matter involves an FIR, investigation, trial, or appeal, our team is committed to ensuring due process, fair representation, and an unwavering pursuit of justice.

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Overview of Criminal Law in India

Criminal law in India is primarily codified in the following legislations:

  • Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) – Defines offences and prescribes punishments.

  • Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) – Provides the procedural framework for criminal trials and investigations.

  • Indian Evidence Act, 1872 – Governs the admissibility of evidence in criminal proceedings.

  • Special Acts – Including Prevention of Corruption Act, NDPS Act, POCSO Act, Domestic Violence Act, UAPA, SC/ST Act, IT Act, and more.

Offences are classified as cognizable or non-cognizable, bailable or non-bailable, and are triable by different courts depending on their severity.

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Our Criminal Law Practice Areas

Our firm offers a full-service criminal law practice, covering both defence and prosecution work, across all courts—Magistrate, Sessions, High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India. We provide end-to-end support in criminal cases, from the moment an FIR is filed to the conclusion of a trial or appeal.

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1. Bail and Anticipatory Bail

Securing bail is often the most immediate concern in any criminal matter. We assist clients in obtaining:

  • Regular bail after arrest

  • Anticipatory bail in anticipation of arrest

  • Interim bail pending final hearing

  • Default/statutory bail under CrPC

We represent clients before Sessions Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court in complex and high-stakes bail matters.

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2. Quashing of FIRs and Criminal Proceedings

We advise clients on filing petitions under Section 482 CrPC to quash FIRs, complaints, or charge sheets in cases involving:

  • Malicious prosecution

  • Matrimonial and family disputes

  • Cheating and forgery allegations

  • Disputes arising from contractual or business transactions

Our approach is to either challenge the proceedings on legal grounds or pursue amicable settlements when appropriate, especially in compoundable offences.

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3. Trial Representation

Our firm provides rigorous defence and prosecution services in criminal trials before Magistrate and Sessions Courts. We prepare and argue:

  • Criminal complaints and private complaints under Section 200 CrPC

  • Cross-examinations of witnesses

  • Final arguments

  • Discharge and acquittal applications

  • Applications under Sections 227, 239, and 311 CrPC

Our lawyers maintain a meticulous approach to case strategy, evidence, and legal procedure to ensure a fair and effective defence or prosecution.

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4. Economic and White-Collar Crimes

We represent individuals, corporate executives, and companies in white-collar criminal cases involving:

  • Cheating (Section 420 IPC)

  • Criminal breach of trust (Section 406 IPC)

  • Forgery and falsification of documents (Sections 465–471 IPC)

  • Corporate frauds and embezzlement

  • Benami transactions

  • Offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act

  • Banking and financial irregularities

Our practice combines a strong understanding of finance, corporate operations, and criminal procedure to offer comprehensive legal defence or representation.

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5. Cybercrime and Digital Offences

With the growing use of digital platforms, cybercrime has emerged as a major area of concern. We assist clients with:

  • Online fraud and impersonation

  • Data theft and hacking

  • Cyberstalking and defamation

  • Offences under the Information Technology Act

  • Digital evidence and forensic analysis

We offer legal support from the investigation stage through to prosecution or defence in cybercrime cases, including drafting and filing of complaints with cyber cells.

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6. Sexual Offences and POCSO Matters

We represent both victims and accused persons in sensitive matters involving:

  • Sexual harassment (Section 354 IPC)

  • Rape (Section 376 IPC)

  • Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO)

  • Domestic violence

  • Dowry harassment and cruelty (Section 498A IPC)

We ensure a compassionate and confidential approach while handling such cases and work with experts in counseling, forensic analysis, and victim rehabilitation where necessary.

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7. NDPS and Drug-Related Offences

Cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 involve stringent provisions and harsh penalties. We handle:

  • Bail and trial under the NDPS Act

  • Commercial quantity and small quantity cases

  • Violation of procedural safeguards under Sections 41–50 NDPS

  • Appeals against conviction or sentence

We focus on scrutinizing arrest procedures, recovery methods, and evidentiary lapses to build a robust defence.

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8. Appeals and Revisions

We provide appellate services before the High Courts and Supreme Court in:

  • Criminal appeals against conviction or acquittal

  • Criminal revisions against improper orders

  • Special Leave Petitions (SLPs)

  • Review and curative petitions

Our appellate practice is built on detailed research, persuasive drafting, and effective oral arguments.

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9. Victim Representation and Legal Support

We assist victims in filing complaints, seeking protection, and pursuing justice through:

  • Victim impact statements

  • Protection orders

  • Filing of supplementary complaints

  • Legal representation during trial

  • Filing applications for compensation under Victim Compensation Schemes

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Our Approach

We recognize that facing criminal proceedings can be overwhelming. Our approach is based on:

  • Immediate response and legal advice

  • Strategic planning tailored to each case

  • Detailed documentation and evidentiary review

  • Skilled trial advocacy

  • Efforts toward amicable resolution when appropriate

Our criminal law practice is marked by discretion, integrity, and a tireless commitment to safeguarding our clients’ rights.

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Courts and Forums We Appear Before

Our lawyers regularly appear before:

  • Magistrate Courts

  • Sessions Courts

  • Special Courts under POCSO, NDPS, and SC/ST Acts

  • High Courts across India

  • The Supreme Court of India

  • Tribunals and quasi-judicial bodies

We are also equipped to represent clients before investigating agencies like the police, CBI, ED, and cybercrime units.

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Why Choose Us

  • Extensive courtroom experience in complex criminal trials and appeals

  • Strategic advisory for pre-FIR consultations and complaint management

  • Ethical and client-centered representation

  • Pan-India practice across jurisdictions

  • Expertise in both defence and victim-side representation

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Our Clients

We represent a diverse range of clients including:

  • Accused persons seeking bail or defence

  • Corporates facing regulatory or white-collar criminal proceedings

  • Victims of violence, harassment, and economic offences

  • NGOs, journalists, and public figures in politically sensitive cases

  • NRIs involved in cross-border criminal or extradition matters

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Criminal law involves high stakes—freedom, reputation, and justice itself. Whether you are facing allegations, have been wrongfully accused, or are seeking justice as a victim, our firm stands by you with unmatched legal acumen and a steadfast commitment to your cause. We combine technical expertise with a human approach to deliver trusted criminal law representation across all courts and forums in India.

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Reach out to us for a confidential consultation. Your rights deserve to be defended—firmly, intelligently, and without delay.

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