Criminal Law in Delhi Ncr

**Session Details**

• Duration: 45 to 60 minutes of dedicated face-to-face time with the advocate.
• Location: Private air-conditioned consultation chamber in Pitampura.
• Language: Legal concepts explained in clear Hindi/English (Hinglish).

**Case Review**

• Document Analysis: detailed reading of FIR, Notices, Challans, or Court Orders (up to 50 pages).
• Fact Finding: Timeline verification and alibi assessment through detailed Q&A.
• Risk Check: Honest evaluation of bail chances versus custody risks.

**Deliverables**

• Action Plan: Oral strategy for immediate next steps like Anticipatory Bail or joining investigation.
• Cost Projection: Estimation of total litigation timeline and expenses.
• Hospitality: Water, tea, and coffee service included.

**Drafting & Preparation**

• Petition: Custom drafting of the Bail Application (Regular or Anticipatory) citing relevant Supreme Court judgments.
• Documentation: Preparation of affidavits, Vakalatnama, and stitching on standard green legal ledger paper.

**Court Filing**

• Process: Physical filing at the court counter by the firm's clerk.
• Fees: Includes all Court Fee Stamps, Welfare Stamps, and Notary attestation charges.
• Service: Serving copies to the Public Prosecutor and Investigating Officer.

**Representation**

• Arguments: Personal appearance by the advocate to argue the matter before the Sessions Judge.
• Hearings: Covers up to 3 effective hearings (Notice stage, Reply stage, Final Arguments).
• Defense: Counter-arguments against the Police Status Report.

**Post-Hearing**

• Order Copy: Application for and collection of the certified bail order copy.
• Release Guidance: Advisory on furnishing Surety Bonds for the release process.

**Complaint Drafting**

• Legal Narrative: Converting facts into a formal 'Tehrir' complaint highlighting cognizable offenses.
• Evidence: Organizing and annexing proofs like screenshots, bank statements, or medical reports.
• Zero FIR: Strategic drafting to enable registration even outside home jurisdiction if required.

**Police Representation**

• Station Visit: One physical visit by an associate lawyer to the relevant Police Station to submit the complaint.
• Officer Interaction: Professional discussion with the SHO or Duty Officer to ensure the complaint is stamped (DD Entry).
• Escalation: Drafting a formal representation to the DCP if the FIR is initially refused.

**Advisory & Logistics**

• Juvenile Cases: Specific advice for parents regarding Section 199A MV Act notices.
• Expenses: Covers travel costs to the station and photocopying of multiple complaint sets.