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He deals in the field of criminal law, and represents clients from the stage of preparation for the police investigation, to the management of the case in court.
Attorney Adi Arbel deals in the field of disciplinary law, and represents clients from the stage of investigation of a complaint with the relevant party, to the management of the disciplinary case in court.
In any criminal or disciplinary proceeding, a thorough examination of the facts concerning the case is required, reference to the legal aspect, and the execution of various steps in order to obtain an optimal result at the end of the day.
No bag is the same as another, and sometimes a small detail can change the whole picture.
Attorney Arbel handles every case very thoroughly, with dedication and determination, knowing that a criminal or disciplinary proceeding may have weighty consequences.
Attorney Adi Arbel deals with criminal and disciplinary law.
Fondé en 2000
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As a general rule, criminal proceedings are initiated when the police learn of the commission of a criminal offense. The police will investigate the case, and at the end of the investigation will forward the findings to the police prosecution or the prosecutor's office. They will decide whether to press charges against the suspect. An indictment will be filed if the investigation material establishes a reasonable chance of conviction, and if there is a public interest in conducting criminal proceedings against the suspect.
As a general rule, in crimes for which the fixed penalty exceeds 3 years in prison, the prosecution will inform the suspect of the intention to file an indictment against him. The suspect may turn to the prosecution with a written request, and argue why the filing of the indictment should be avoided. This procedure is called a hearing, and it is desirable that a criminal attorney assist in writing the request.
