Acting for the Victims
In criminal prosecutions, there is a common misconception among complainants that
they can unilaterally halt the criminal process by requesting the charges be dropped.
However, victims often discover that their voices may be overlooked or undervalued by
both the police and the prosecutor's office in the criminal justice system.
If charges have been laid but you do not wish to pursue the case in criminal court, we
can advocate on your behalf to the prosecutor and provide guidance on your rights and
obligations as a complainant.
Understanding your rights as a witness is crucial before taking any actions or making
statements in court. Questions such as when you must attend court, whether you are
obligated to meet with the police or prosecutor before trial, the implications of receiving
a subpoena, and the consequences of failing to attend court when required need to be
addressed.
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