G.R. Case (Police Case), C.R. Case ( Case filed in the Court), NI Act ( Cheque Dishonour Case), Bail and trial defence across the criminal courts — handled with care from first notice to final appeal.
The chamber represents clients across the criminal justice system — from a first information report or complaint, through bail, trial, and appeal. A partner of the chamber focuses on criminal trial and bail before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM), Metropolitan Magistrate, District, and Sessions Courts.
In criminal matters, timing is often decisive — particularly where liberty is at stake — so the chamber prioritises a prompt, clear-headed response.
Types of Criminal Cases
1. General Register Case (GR Case / Police Case / FIR Case)
2. Complaint Register Case (CR Case)
3. Non-GR Case (Non-FIR Case)
4. Unnatural Death Case (UD Case)
Anothers Criminal Cases :
- Nari O Shishu Nirbatan Daman Tribunal Cases: Offenses involving violence against women and children (e.g., dowry torture, rape, acid attacks).
- Cyber Tribunal Cases: Digital offenses prosecuted under the Cyber Security Act / Digital Security legislation.
- Special Powers Act Cases: Crimes involving smuggling, hoarding, black marketing, or sabotage.
- Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Cases: Offences involving bribery, embezzlement, and public sector corruption.
- Cheque Dishonour Cases under The Negotiable Instrument Act.
When you might need this
- You have been arrested, or fear arrest, and need bail.
- You are named in a first information report or a complaint case.
- You have been charged and need trial defence.
- You wish to appeal or seek revision of a conviction or order.
How the process works
01
Bail
Seeking anticipatory or regular bail, depending on the stage and circumstances of the matter.
02
Investigation stage
Engaging with the matter through investigation and the report that follows.
03
Charge framing
The court considers whether a charge is to be framed, and on what footing.
04
Trial
Evidence is led and tested through examination and cross-examination, followed by arguments.
05
Judgment and appeal
After judgment, pursuing appeal or revision where there are grounds.
What We Do in Criminal Cases:
- Anticipatory Bail From High Court
- Regular Bail form Magistrate Court or Sessions Court
- Trail in the Court
- Appeal to Sessions Court or High Court
- Leave to Appeal in the Appellate Division of Supreme Court of Bangladesh
- Review
- Revision
Our Approach
- Anticipatory and regular bail applications
- Trial defence in GR and CR matters
- Complaint cases
- Appeals and revisions
- Quashment of proceedings where grounds exist
