Crime of threats
The crime of making threats is one of the most common offenses in the criminal field and can have significant legal and personal consequences.
Offences against personal liberty
Crime of coercion
The crime of coercion occurs when a person, through violence or intimidation, prevents another from doing what the law does not prohibit or forces them to do something against their will. This conduct directly violates individual liberty and can have significant legal consequences.
As a criminal defense attorney, I offer specialized advice and representation in cases of coercion, both in protecting victims and defending those under investigation or accused. Each case requires a precise analysis of the facts, context, and evidence to ensure an effective legal response tailored to each situation.
If you are facing a case of coercion, whether as a victim or as a party involved in criminal proceedings, it is crucial to act quickly. Having legal counsel from the outset can make all the difference in how the process unfolds. My commitment is to offer you attentive, confidential service and a strong defense, supporting you every step of the way with professionalism and determination.
Lawyers specializing in coercion crimes
The crime of coercion protects freedom of action and is regulated in Article 172.1 of the Spanish Penal Code . This crime punishes anyone who, without legal authorization, prevents another person, through violence, from doing something that the law does not prohibit, or forces them to do something against their will, whether just or unjust. The penalty for this crime is imprisonment for 6 months to 3 years or a fine of 12 to 24 months .