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Interpol Defense

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INTERPOL Defense

 

INTERPOL cases hold significant importance and sensitivity. Depending on their classification, individuals may draw INTERPOL’s attention due to serious crimes, as vital witnesses, reported as missing persons, or for various special offenses. Countries collaborate with INTERPOL through the dissemination of different types of notices. Individuals listed in INTERPOL notices, marked with different colors, may encounter difficulties at international checkpoints, ports, airports, or border controls. Not all notices are error-free, and INTERPOL lawyers are available to assist in resolving such issues. Our team aids individuals seeking removal from INTERPOL lists, those whose rights have been violated by notices, and those affected by erroneous notices. Additionally, our INTERPOL lawyer provides support for immigration-related matters arising from INTERPOL cases, collaborating with immigration attorneys and courts.

INTERPOL Notices

INTERPOL Red Notice: Issued for individuals wanted for criminal offenses with the aim of prosecution or sentencing. Red Notices are circulated internationally to all INTERPOL member countries, leading to detention and reporting upon sight. Crimes warranting a Red Notice vary in severity and scope. Some notices are issued for reasons conflicting with good faith, including political or economic motives. Removal of Red Notices is possible, but professional assistance is recommended before detention.

INTERPOL Green Notice: Alerts about an individual’s criminal activities posing a potential threat to public safety. Green Notices may be based on erroneous prior convictions and can be removed with professional presentation by an INTERPOL attorney.

INTERPOL Yellow Notice: Issued for missing persons, kidnapped individuals, or those unable to identify themselves. While these notices lead to detention and reporting, they can be issued erroneously due to various factors. An INTERPOL solicitor can assist in establishing the true status of the reported person and advocating for notice removal.

INTERPOL Blue Notice: Issued for individuals wanted as witnesses possessing information about a crime or suspect. These notices facilitate tracking and contact during investigations. While less troublesome, they can still cause inconvenience and surveillance. An INTERPOL lawyer can help address such situations and find optimal solutions with the relevant authorities.

INTERPOL Purple Notice: Issued for individuals wanted as criminals and fugitives by international law enforcement agencies. Unlike Red Notices, there may be insufficient evidence of guilt. These notices serve as alerts during information exchange between international law enforcement bodies.

INTERPOL Black Notice: Issued worldwide to gather information about unidentified bodies of female victims. While issued for police only, INTERPOL has published detailed descriptions and reconstructions of victims. Information regarding their identity is welcomed.

INTERPOL Orange Notice: Indicates the highest level of alert due to threats to public safety and national security. Information is restricted to law enforcement agencies.

UN Special Notice: Issued at the request of the UN Security Council for individuals wanted at the international level to facilitate information exchange about their location, serving as a basis for arrest and extradition.

INTERPOL Diffusions: Similar to Red Notices, issued for criminal offenses with the purpose of prosecution or sentencing. However, their effect is limited to specific countries or INTERPOL members. Diffusions can be issued for reasons conflicting with good faith, and removal is possible with professional assistance.

INTERPOL Preemptive Request: Individuals with reasonable suspicion of an impending notice may submit a preemptive request to INTERPOL. Early case building is crucial, requiring the expertise of INTERPOL solicitors.

INTERPOL Personal Data Correction: Errors in governmental databases can be corrected through notification to INTERPOL. An INTERPOL lawyer can present the case domestically and internationally to ensure successful correction of personal data.

INTERPOL Immigration Advice: Given the international nature of INTERPOL-related matters, clients often require immigration law advice. Our team collaborates with immigration attorneys, providing guidance on both immigration and INTERPOL aspects of the case.

Contact us today for a personalized case evaluation by a professional lawyer.