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Two topics we would rather stay away from, but sometimes you do find yourself in a situation where you are faced with these issues. This is when a lawyer can always help you.

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What is juvenile delinquency?

Juvenile delinquency is essentially criminal behaviour by young people up to the age of 18. Examples include: committing violence, stealing, robbery and threatening. In slang, it is called a MOF (offence defined as a crime).

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I am a victim of violence, what can I do?

Violence can be physical, sexual, psychological or economic. Witnessing violence is also considered a form of victimisation.

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What rights do I have in a police interrogation?

When you are interrogated by the police (whether you are a suspect, witness or victim), you always have the right to prior confidential consultation with your lawyer and assistance during the interrogation.

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What is the penalty for drug dealing?

Drug dealing is punishable by imprisonment, a fine or a combination of those penalties.

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What is the penalty for drug possession?

Possession of drugs is punishable by imprisonment, with a fine by the combination of both.

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12/09/23

I have to go to jail. Now what?

Since 1 September 2023, all prison sentences between 6 months and 2 years will be executed. What exactly does that mean, we'll explain.
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13/07/23

Board of public prosecutors confirms: police may not ask you on the phone to participate in a lie detector test

Some time ago, we were told that the police apparently also ask suspects by phone to participate in a lie detector test. We as Advocaat.be immediately reacted critically to this. Even the response from the Board of Procurators General is now clear: it cannot be done over the phone.

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12/05/23

Phone from police for lie detector test? Need to know

"Are you willing to take a polygraph test? Can and should that be done just like that? And what does it mean?

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