Lehnert Advocacy is a law firm in Warsaw, Poland, that helps clients with various legal issues related to intellectual property, technology, privacy, advertising, entertainment, and telecommunications. They offer services like prosecution, transactions, litigation, and dispute resolution.
The firm values its relationship with clients, ensuring they are well-informed about their legal situations and the available options. Their lawyers are skilled at simplifying complex legal and technical terms for non-lawyers.
They handle negotiation, contracts, and licensing on behalf of their clients. Additionally, they are experienced in litigation, always prioritizing their clients' best interests. They can also act as neutral parties to help resolve disputes without going to court.
The police might say they just want to hear your side, but they usually decide to charge you before you even know. They might ask for details to help their case, even if they don't say they're going to.
It's important to remember that the government has evidence against you, and even small details can help them prove their case. So, it's best to stay quiet and talk to a lawyer before speaking to the police.
During trial, a jury, made up of public members, will listen to evidence and lawyers' arguments, then discuss and decide if you're guilty.
To convict, the jury must firmly believe you're guilty, not just that it's possible or likely, because of the high standard of proof (beyond a reasonable doubt) set to protect innocent people from wrongful convictions.
If you're found guilty, the judge decides your punishment. If you're found not guilty, the case ends and the charges are dropped.
