Criminal defence · Forensic evidence

Homicide and violent death cases

A violent death case requires legal reconstruction to be considered alongside medical findings, statements and the context of events.

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Individual attribution of conduct

Criminal defence examines the conduct attributed to each person, the timeline, the alleged participation and the prosecution’s hypotheses.

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Reading the evidence together

Autopsy findings, injuries, toxicology, scene records and testimony may raise questions across disciplines. The analysis identifies points of agreement, discrepancies and interpretative limits.

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Trial preparation

Witness questions and the presentation of evidence are built around a clear chronology and specific technical issues. Independent expert reports are distinguished from legal advocacy.

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