Criminal Law Jobs

I am preparing to file both a civil complaint and a criminal complaint in Indian courts and need airtight draft plaint documents for each matter. The work calls for someone who can translate the relevant facts and causes of action into clear, persuasive pleadings that comply fully with the Code of Civil Procedure as well as the Criminal Procedure Code. Here is what I expect: • One Civil complaint drafted in MS Word, ready for court formatting, complete with jurisdictional statements, cause-of-action breakdown, prayer, verification and annexure list. • One Criminal complaint that mirrors the same standard of precision, referencing the applicable penal provisions and relief sought. I will supply case facts, chronology, and any supporting evidence I already have. Your role i...

About Us: We are a growing legal team focused on providing high-quality legal support. We work with a nationwide network of attorneys to assist with case handling across multiple jurisdictions. Position Overview: We are currently seeking licensed attorneys in Texas and Arizona to assist with legal support on an as-needed basis. Qualifications: Active license in Texas or Arizona (required) Transactional experience preferred, including business law, contract drafting/review, negotiations, and related matters

We are looking for Paralegal or Law Student at NY USA CASE SUMMARY Jurisdiction: SDNY Defendants: A, B, C, D (roles in the offense, lowest to highest: A, B, C, D) Cooperation/Acceptance Posture: A: Confessed; did not cooperate B: Did not confess or cooperate C: Attempted cooperation; did not receive a 5K1.1 letter D: Received a 5K1.1 letter Sentencing History: 2018: A, B, and C sentenced to life imprisonment. One of their counts carried a statutory mandatory minimum of life. 2020: D sentenced to a non-life term. At D's sentencing, the judge expressly tied D's sentence to the life sentences of A, B, and C, stating words to the effect of "A, B, C got life, so why shouldn't D get life" — and included this reasoning as part of the § 3553(a) analysis. 201...

My pickup was seized without prior notice and is now on an “investigation hold.” Officers have refused to explain why it was taken, demanded I sign a consent-to-search form, and are suddenly claiming the truck is “severely damaged.” No citation or warrant has ever been served, and I only discovered its location after searching on my own. Since then officers have telephoned me, appeared at my home, and threatened to confront me at work. I need a licensed attorney who can: 1. Secure immediate release of my truck, or obtain a court order compelling its return. 2. Inspect the vehicle alongside me to document condition and, if damage exists, prepare a claim or lawsuit against the responsible agency. 3. Advise and, if necessary, appear on my behalf to stop further h...

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