Cyber crimes

With the rapid development of network information technology, network crime is more frequent. According to statistics, in recent years, the number of cyber crime cases has increased significantly year by year, with an average annual growth rate of more than 30%. Cyber crime is not a crime stipulated in criminal law, but a general term for the crime phenomenon of committing crimes on the Internet.


Criminal acts endangering information network security


Traditional crimes committed by using information


Investigation stage


  • Meeting with criminal suspect;           

  • To investigate whether the criminal suspects constitute a crime and participate in the role, participation procedures, and the degree of crime.           

  • The suspect will be provided with legal advice, application for bail pending trial, agency complaint and complaint


Review and prosecution stage


  • To defer the suspect, consult, extract and copy the relevant litigation documents and technical appraisal materials.           

  • Meeting and communicating with suspect        

  • To investigate and collect relevant evidence materials           

  • To submit a lawyer's opinion to the procuratorial organ on the facts and evidence of suspected financial crimes.


Trial stage


  • Consult, extract and copy the relevant materials of the case during the first and second instance          

  • Meeting and correspondence with the accused           

  • Investigation and collection of evidence           

  • Participate in court proceedings         

  • Put forward the defense opinions of the defendant suspected of financial crime as innocent, minor or mitigated


Appeal stage


  • To put forward the appeal opinions on behalf of the parties concerned           

  • Making complaint materials on behalf of others            

  • File a case on behalf of the retrial and participate in the defense of the retrial case.