A drugs find in a home can lead to both a criminal case and a closure order by the mayor. Read how the two procedures differ and which deadlines and documents matter.
Driving without a valid licence and driving while disqualified are different accusations. Read why the exact status on the date of the check matters and which documents you should gather.
A European Arrest Warrant leads to a surrender procedure before the Amsterdam District Court. Read what is examined, which documents matter and which choices require separate advice.
A CBR measure is an administrative decision that can run alongside a criminal case about the same traffic incident. Learn why an acquittal does not automatically end it and how to keep track of both deadlines.
Article 6 of the Dutch Road Traffic Act 1994 requires proof of fault, not just a serious outcome. Learn what the Public Prosecution Service must prove and which evidence you should secure.
How long judicial data stays registered depends on the offence, the way the case was disposed of and later registrations. Learn how retention periods differ from the look-back period for a certificate of conduct (VOG).
Want a witness to be heard in your criminal case? Read how to prepare a targeted, reasoned request and what a rejection means for your next steps.
Appearing before the police court judge? Read who does what at the hearing, how to prepare the summons and your defence, and what to arrange immediately after the judgment.
Accused of benefit fraud? Read how recovery, an administrative fine and criminal prosecution differ, and which documents and time limits need attention.
Suspected of bank helpdesk fraud or of acting as a money mule? Read what the Public Prosecution Service must prove about your role and knowledge, and which evidence to keep.
