How we can help
Assessing the available challenge
We examine the decision, notification and case materials needed to understand it. We distinguish issues concerning facts, evidence or legal interpretation and check which can be raised through the available form of challenge.
Criminal appeals
Where available, we prepare an appeal identifying the findings challenged and the arguments supporting that challenge. We also assess responses to appeals by other parties and the procedural steps required at that stage.
Cassation and queja
We assess access to cassation and situations in which a queja challenge may be available. Each route requires examination of the specific decision and its requirements; neither is an automatic repetition of the original trial.
Scope and effects of an appeal
We explain the outcome being sought and the limitations of the challenge. We also review the person’s current position and any measures in force to identify whether action separate from the appeal is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Does cassation allow the whole trial to be argued again?+
No. Its admission requirements and grounds are legally defined. We need to assess whether the decision and the issue you raise fall within that route.
Can you review a case previously handled by another lawyer?+
Yes. We need to understand the procedural position and review the relevant documents before assessing any possible involvement.
