Criminal Law

Misdemeanor law is a branch of law that deals with less serious offenses, known as misdemeanors or petty offenses. This type of law regulates behavior that isn’t severe enough to qualify as a criminal offense, yet still violates the law and can have legal consequences for the offender.

Here are a few key aspects of misdemeanor law:

• Composition of criminal complaints
• Composition of proposals to the investigating judge for conducting evidentiary actions
• Composition of indictments and initiation of prosecution against the accused
• Composition of responses to indictments
• Composition of written defenses in misdemeanor proceedings
• Representation of parties before the misdemeanor court
• Composition of damage claims
• Representation of victims in criminal proceedings