Criminal Lawyer Practicing at Supreme Court of India
Looking for a criminal lawyer who is practicing at the Supreme Court having a vast experience? Then your search is over as you are landed at the correct place. Advocate Sanjay Dubbey is a noted Criminal Lawyer of Delhi who has been practicing at the Supreme Court for past 20 years. He has a vast knowledge and experience in criminal laws. He is a Member of Supreme Court Bar Association [SCBA], India.
Area of expertise
Mr. Dubbey holds expertise in Bails/ Regular Bails matters in the grave offences including but not limited to Murder cases, Outrage of Modesty, Cheating , Rape cases, Anti-Corruption, Disproportionate of Asset Case, Corporate fraud, Economic Offences, White Collar Crimes, Cheating, Criminal Breach of trust, Sexual Harassment & Rape, Sexual Crime against children-POSCO, women and child trafficking, NDPS, etc. He also holds a great experience in handling white collar and economic crimes.
Best Criminal Lawyer at Supreme Court
Mr. Dubbey is the founder of SDC Advocates & Legal Consultants that is a criminal law firm in Supreme Court. He holds an expertise in dealing with cases punishable U/s 302 / 307 / 354 / 376 / 420 / 498A IPC etc. He fights the case on merits and assures to provide the best results. He holds a very high success rate of cases.
Practice Areas & expertise
Apart from the above area of expertise, Advocate Dubbey has the following areas of practice and expertise:
- Special Leave Petition (Civil and Criminal) under Art.136 of the constitution of India
- Transfer Petition (Civil and Criminal) under Sec.406 of Code of Criminal Procedure
- Review Petition under Art.137 of the Constitution of India
- Transfer cases under Art. 139 of the Constitution of India
- Plaints under Art. 131 of the Constitution of India read with Order XXIII Rule 1-5 of Supreme Court rules, 1966.
- Petition of Appeal Under Section 130(E)(b) the Customs Act, 1962 read with Order XX-B rule 1 & 2 of the Supreme Court Rules, 1966.
- Petition of Appeal under Section 134 of Constitution of India read with Order XXI Rule 12-29 of the Supreme Court Rules, 1966.
- Petition of Appeal under Section 379 of CrPC read with Order XXI, Rule 12-29 of Supreme Court Rules, 1966
- Petition of Appeal under Section 19 of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 read with Order XXI, rule 12-29 of Supreme Court Rules, 1966.
- CAVEAT under Order XVIII Rules 2 of Supreme Court Rules, 1966.
- Contempt Petition (Civil and Criminal) under Art. 129 of the Constitution of India read with Order XLVII Supreme Court Rules, 1966, etc.
- Filing Transfer Petition before Supreme Court for seeking transfer of criminal cases from one state to another.
- Filing of Transfer petition before Supreme Court for transfer of all kind of cases from one state to another.
Get in touch
For any of your requirements or queries regarding criminal laws, kindly reach out to our firm at SDC Advocates & Legal Consultants