Criminal Defense Lawyer in Istanbul
Criminal Investigation & Prosecution
Criminal law is among the most sensitive areas of law, as it bears directly on personal liberty. The steps taken from the very first moment of an investigation have a decisive impact on the course and outcome of the proceedings. That is why proper legal representation matters from the statement stage onward.
What Disputes Does Criminal Law Cover?
The main areas of criminal law include defense counsel services at the police and prosecutor's office stage, proceedings before the high criminal courts and criminal courts of first instance, objections to detention measures, settlement (conciliation) processes, and representation of victims and complainants. Each case has its own evidence and circumstances and calls for its own strategy.
How the Process Works
We begin with a preliminary consultation, where we listen to your situation and assess your legal options. We then define the strategy and roadmap that best serves your interests, prepare the necessary documents, and set the process in motion. We follow the case, criminal procedures, and official filings from start to finish, managing hearings, notifications, and deadlines on your behalf. We keep you regularly informed and move forward with a focus on results.
We serve individual and corporate clients in Bakırköy and throughout Istanbul. For more information, you can request a preliminary consultation.
Our Services
Our areas of case management and legal counsel in Criminal Law.
Defense counsel during investigation and testimony proceedings
High criminal court and criminal court of first instance proceedings
Representation of victims and complainants
Objections to detention and requests for release
Appeals and cassation filings
Strong representation throughout your criminal law proceedings
At Avrasya Law Office, we practice criminal law with over 20 years of experience, a strong team, and a client-focused approach. We lay out the risks and options clearly from the start, follow your case meticulously in the courthouse and with official institutions, and keep you informed at every stage of the process. Your information is protected under the principle of attorney–client confidentiality.
- 20+ years of experience and a strong team
- Attorney–client confidentiality
- Transparent communication and meticulous case management
Criminal Law — Sub-Practice Areas
For detailed information on commonly encountered topics, please visit the relevant page.
Serious Crime Cases (High Criminal Court)
Defense counsel services, defense representation, and appeal follow-up in High Criminal Court proceedings
Learn more →Drug Offenses
Defense during the investigation and prosecution stages in cases involving use, possession, and trafficking charges
Learn more →Fraud Offenses
Victim representation, as well as defense for suspects and defendants, in simple and aggravated fraud cases
Learn more →Objection to Detention and Release
Objections to detention orders, detention reviews, judicial control measures, and release requests
Learn more →Cybercrimes
Unauthorized system access, data breaches, card misuse, and digital evidence processes
Learn more →Rights of Suspects and Defendants in Criminal Proceedings
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Read the guide →How to Expunge a Criminal Record?
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Read the guide →How to Object to a Decision of Non-Prosecution?
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Read the guide →Criminal Law — Frequently Asked Questions
I've been summoned to give a statement. Do I have to go with a lawyer?
What can I do for a relative who has been placed in pretrial detention?
If I withdraw my complaint, will the case be dropped?
How long does a criminal case take?
How are attorney fees determined?
How does the initial consultation work, and is it paid?
Will the information I share remain confidential?
I'm in another city or abroad; can we still work together?
How long will my case take?
Will I be kept informed during the court process?
We Stand by Your Side in Criminal Law
Contact us for a case-specific assessment and an initial consultation. Your information is protected under the principle of confidentiality.
Request an Initial Consultation