Suspected of a criminal offense?

Suspected of making threats? This concerns expressions or behaviors that cause serious fear in another person, with potential criminal consequences.

Theft refers to the taking of goods with the intent to unlawfully appropriate them, ranging from simple to aggravated forms.

Suspicions of drug trafficking can involve the possession, production, or trade of controlled substances, often carrying heavy penalties and involving invasive investigations.

Financial criminal cases concern offenses involving cash flows, such as fraud, money laundering, or the abuse of financial structures.

Tax offenses relate to criminal acts surrounding taxation, such as incorrect tax returns or the concealment of income.

Violent offenses include criminal acts where physical violence or the threat thereof is central, often resulting in injury.

Hemp cultivation cases involve (potentially commercial) cannabis cultivation, often with suspicions of electricity theft and the seizure of proceeds.

Juvenile criminal law applies to minors and focuses on a combination of punishment, guidance, and behavioral change.

Corporate criminal law involves criminal cases against companies or directors, often in connection with supervision and compliance.

The government may attempt to recover benefits obtained from criminal offenses, independent of the criminal case itself.

Indecency cases concern punishable sexual acts, where the assessment is highly dependent on circumstances and evidence.

Are you suspected of bribery or corruption, or do you expect to be confronted with this? Read more about our assistance in bribery cases.

An OM hearing is a meeting with the Public Prosecution Service in which you may receive a punishment order without a judge; accepting it can result in a criminal record.

Environmental offenses are (economic) criminal acts that can harm the environment, humans, or animals, such as discharges or the violation of environmental regulations, and can lead to fines or criminal prosecution.

Even after an acquittal or a dismissal of the case, a claim for compensation due to wrongful criminal action may exist in certain instances.

Traffic offenses are criminal acts in traffic, ranging from fines for violations to criminal prosecution for serious incidents with potential driving bans or other penalties.

Weapon offenses are criminal cases under the Weapons and Ammunition Act where the possession, carrying, transferring, or trading of (fire)arms or prohibited objects is central, often with far-reaching legal consequences.

Sex crimes are serious criminal cases involving sexual integrity, often with significant personal, social, and legal consequences.