The collection and use of evidence in Victorian court cases

When Vanessa Ash prepares your case, we gather evidence from the relevant parties, including the police, the director of public prosecutions, and other authorities where necessary. Vanessa Ash prepares, issues, and calls on subpoenas (a request for testimony).

All cases that involve a prosecution for a criminal defence include the collection and presentation of evidence. The prosecutor must tell the defence via written documents of the evidence of their witnesses, and copies of any items they intend to use. Sometimes this isn’t possible, so the next best thing must be used.

Carefully-drafted subpoenas can also be used to get more information that the prosecution hasn’t disclosed for whatever reason.

Evidence is what makes cases, so having your criminal lawyer diligently prepare your evidence is critical. Call Vanessa Ash today for the best legal representation.

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