Specific acts and responsibilities
We examine allegations such as unlawful official decisions, bribery, misuse of public funds or influence peddling. An administrative irregularity should not automatically be treated as a crime; the legal assessment depends on the case.
The administrative file and decision-making
We review files, reports, resolutions and correspondence to understand the process followed. Each person’s powers and involvement are relevant to preparing their position in the proceedings.
Defence and assessment of other legal action
We assess assistance for public officials and private individuals involved in an investigation. If an affected party seeks to act, we examine their legal standing and the basis for that action. The approach focuses on facts and evidence.
Useful documents for an initial discussion
- Judicial notices and details of the allegations.
- Relevant administrative files and reports.
- Records of roles and decisions.