Criminal Damage in Spain

This service is tailored for individuals who have been accused by the police of committing criminal damage within the jurisdiction of Spain. 

Typically, our clients are those who find themselves entangled in legal predicaments due to allegations of vandalism, destruction of property or other forms of criminal damage. The charges can often lead to substantial fines, community service, or even imprisonment. 

This service aims to navigate the complex Spanish legal landscape to defend the rights of the accused, thereby alleviating the stress and potential repercussions they may encounter.

Once our lawyers have been engaged, the initial step will be to visit the police station where the Police have taken the client and begin the process of defending their interests immediately. 

Of primary importance to the lawyer is to understand the nuances of the charges laid against the accused.

Following this, a meticulous examination of the Spanish legal provisions concerning criminal damage is undertaken to devise a robust defence strategy. 

The process may also entail gathering evidence, liaising with witnesses, and engaging with the police and prosecution to negotiate favourable terms, if possible. 

Throughout the judicial proceedings, from the investigation phase to the trial, our seasoned lawyers provide relentless representation to safeguard the client’s interests.

Engaging our service affords clients a professional defence against criminal damage charges, significantly enhancing the likelihood of a favourable outcome. 

By meticulously challenging the prosecution's case and presenting any compelling counter-evidence available, we strive to secure reduced charges, lesser penalties, or even a complete dismissal. 

The intrinsic benefits extend beyond the courtroom, as a positive resolution can substantially mitigate the social and professional fallout often associated with criminal allegations.

1. Initial Consultation: Understanding the client’s situation and the charges against them, potentially ascertained at the police station where the accused is being held following arrest on charges of criminal damage
2. Legal Analysis: Scrutinizing the Spanish criminal law concerning damage to ascertain the best defence route.
3. Evidence Collection: Gathering all necessary documents, videos, photos, and witness testimonies that could aid in the defence.
4. Negotiation: Engaging with the prosecution to explore the possibility of charge reduction or settlement ahead of the trial.
5. Representation: Robust representation in court to challenge the allegations and present a compelling defence.
6. Post-trial Follow-up: Advising on any subsequent legal matters arising from the trial, ensuring the client is well-informed and supported throughout the entire process.