Tijuana, Mexico - 5/3/2021: Like every democracy, Mexico also has a criminal justice system, despite being a hub of violent crimes and drug cartel wars for several years. The Mexican criminal law system consists of several state and federal offenses, including organized crime, tax crime, human trafficking, hampering with customs operation, firearm possession, sexual assault, and more. Meneses Legal comprises a team of highly knowledgeable criminal law attorneys, specializing in representing the accused persons as soon as they’re turned over to the federal police and are prepared for trial in a federal court.

Meneses Legal consists of criminal law attorneys in Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego, California. With over 40 years of experience in representing people charged with numerous crimes, all their lawyers have the substantial amount of knowledge to help their clients in the most fruitful way possible. The company’s core values are honesty, trust, and hard work.

According to the Mexico Criminal Justice System, Mexican residents or foreign travelers are entitled to seek legal defense or counsel at any criminal proceeding phase after arrest. The lawyers at Meneses Legal are private defenders who help these individuals enforce their rights. They assist the accused persons by guiding them with the police extortion and the 3-stage accusatory criminal procedure along with providing legal counsel to the victim or the injured party.

In his statement about their work, a company representative said, “The new Mexican criminal system is complicated and fairly new to most people. Therefore, people fail to make the right choices after an arrest. We aim to guide clients every step of the way to achieve a solution that works in their favor throughout their trial. We have more than 40 years of experience in defense and legal representation. All our lawyers prioritize developing the best solution or alternative exit for people charged with any crime.”

The Meneses Legal attorneys begin their work as soon as their clients are charged and arrested. Most people accused of serious offenses qualify for pre-trial detention. These crimes include rape, fraud, voluntary homicide, drug abuse and trade, using weapons and explosives, and crimes against homeland security. The attorneys use the pre-trial detention period to prepare their clients’ defense at the final trial stage.