Offences against the administration of justice

False accusation and denunciation

The crimes of false accusation and denunciation occur when a person accuses another of criminal acts knowing them to be false or with reckless disregard for the truth, causing the initiation of unjustified legal proceedings. This is a particularly serious offense, as it directly affects the right to honor, the presumption of innocence, and the proper functioning of the justice system.

As a criminal defense attorney, I offer specialized advice and representation in cases of false accusation and false reporting, both in the defense of individuals under investigation or accused and in the defense of the rights of those who have been wrongfully accused. Each case requires a rigorous strategy, based on a thorough analysis of the evidence and the context.

If you are faced with such an accusation or believe you have been the victim of a false accusation, it is essential to act quickly and seek specialized legal advice from the outset.

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Breach of sentence

It is a crime that occurs when a person voluntarily fails to comply with the obligations or prohibitions imposed by a court order.

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Concealment

It occurs when a person helps another person who has committed a crime to evade investigation or avoid the legal consequences of their actions.

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False testimony

The crime of false testimony is regulated in articles 458 to 462 of the Penal Code and its typical conduct consists of failing to tell the truth in a testimony in a judicial case.

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Prevarication

It occurs when an authority or public official issues an unjust resolution knowing it is illegal.

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Simulation of a crime

The person who pretends to be responsible for or a victim of a crime or reports a non-existent crime to a judicial or administrative official who has the duty to investigate it, causing procedural actions.

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