It is the task of the criminal lawyer to defend his clients in the most diverse aspects of criminal/criminal law.
However, the criminal lawyer's work is not restricted to widely known crimes such as homicide and theft/robbery. Criminal law is broad and includes:

• crimes against consumers

• traffic crimes

• business crimes

• Employee crimes

• tax crimes

• tax evasion

• property crimes

• Public servants' liability

• environmental crimes

• Crimes against honor (injury, slander and defamation)

• Unfair competition

• Crimes against the financial system

• habeas corpus

• Money laundry

• provisional release
   

Being charged with a crime requires expert defense from a criminal attorney. This does not mean that whoever is accused is automatically convicted. The entire criminal process must be based on the accuser's ability to provide concrete evidence in the correct manner. The criminal lawyer will investigate this evidence and ask for acquittal if there is no evidence of the crime committed by the accused.

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It is important to remember that criminal law works on the basis of concrete facts. The lack of evidence clearly indicates that the defendant is not guilty of that crime.