Criminal proceedings in general
My services regarding criminal proceedings in general are amongst others: Causing death by negligence, manslaughter, deprivation of liberty, falsifying or altering of documents, theft, deception, subsidies fraud, robbery, extortion, preferential treatment, money laundering, breach of trust, bribery and corruption in business transactions, sexual offences, internet offences, IT criminal law, environment and economic crime.
Sexual criminal law
As a specialist lawyer for criminal law, I regularly defend clients in sexual offence proceedings. I deliberately do not take on any ancillary claims or victim representation, but only provide active criminal defence for the accused/defendant. The subject of sexual criminal law polarises and emotionalises strongly; in such cases, the client needs a criminal defence lawyer who does not reproach or reproach him, but defends him competently and with experience and ensures that the client receives a constitutional procedure.
Juvenile criminal law
I defend juveniles (aged between 14 and 17) and adolescents (aged between 18 and 20) who have come into conflict with the law and fall under juvenile criminal law. Special points must be taken into account in the defence. This is because the concept of education is also at the forefront of my lawpractice here.
Narcotics law / criminal law relating to medicines
My defence work in narcotics law mainly involves cases of possession, trafficking, growing, importing, exporting, selling or producing narcotics. In addition, I serve as a trial lawyer in criminal breaches of the Medicinal Products Act (AMG).
I also defend juveniles and young adults who have become involved in drugs and are being prosecuted under juvenile criminal law.
Criminal law for the medical profession
My field of activities includes the criminal law for the medical profession. In 2009 I wrote my first publication on the topic of criminal law for the dental profession. In medical criminal proceedings, investigations can have far-reaching consequences for the doctor. Such an investigation may even threaten the doctor's professional existence and livelihood because he or she may be struck off the medical register if the court hands down a guilty verdict and imposes a fine. Criminal complaints against doctors for bodily harm and investigations against doctors for settlement fraud are only two possible constellations under which a doctor can come into contact with the criminal law.
