About   Department of Justice International Services:

Department of Justice International Services - Justice Department Courts & Partners (Department of Justice International Services -  Justice Department Courts  & Partners) Is an U'S Government DOJ Justice and UK Government Organization for the Europe within the European Union (EU)  to use when you are experiencing any problems with a domestic problem or the law or any other Organizations  and was set up by DOJ Justice to provide access to top class justice to clients be it in private or public funded cases.

The International Criminal Court (Department of Justice International Services) was established in 2010 and it seeks to prosecute those who are guilty of serious international crimes like war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity. It offers justice to the victims of atrocities and deters the individuals from committing large scale political crimes.

At Department of Justice International Services we have over 10 years’ experience in representing clients interviewed by the investigative authorities and, successfully representing in court proceedings. We are a criminal defence Department of Justice International Services who specialise in the defence of allegations of serious crimes.

At Department of Justice International Services we will put together a strong defence team tailored specifically to the needs of your case, and can assist you, 24 hours a day.

If you are facing disciplinary action by a professional body we can assist you with your representation. Any findings of the regulators can have devastating impacts on your personal life and can also lead to a criminal investigation, therefore it is always important to have legal advice at the outset. 

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We can assist with representation against all professional bodies including agents.

Department of Justice International Services has the highest set of standards which ensures that you will always receive first class service no matter how big or small your case may be.

We respect all are service users and always treat them with respect and dignity and we are always non judgemental in are approach. We will always take time to listen and understand your personal circumstances.

We will always fight for your right and leave no stone unturned in doing so. Due to are approach we are confident that once you have used are services you will always use are services.

At Department of Justice International Services - Justice Department Courts & Partners we understand that the court attendances can be a daunting experience for many people, our caring approach means we will always aim to send a representative with you at the Crown Court, in order to make the court appearance a little bit easy. We will always instruct specialist Counsel for Crown Court Cases.

The  Department of Justice International Services has jurisdiction over the following categories of crimes under international law:

• genocide, or the intention to destroy a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group in whole or in part;
• war crimes, or heinous breaches of the laws of war, including the prohibitions placed by the Geneva Conventions’ on torture and attacks on civilian targets, such as schools or hospitals;
• crimes against humanity, or the violations committed through large scale attacks against the civilian populations, or violations committed as part of large-scale attacks against civilian populations, including rape, slavery, torture, imprisonment and murder; and
• crimes of aggression, or the use or threat of armed force by a State against the territorial integrity, sovereignty, or political independence of another State, or violations of the UN Charter.

Your case will be handled by a trusted member of our experienced litigation team. We have qualified solicitors in the team as well as experienced paralegals who specialise in the particular area of law. Once we know who will be handling your case, we will introduce you to them and provide you with full details of their background and qualifications.

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Regardless of who is working on your case the matter, will be supervised by DOJ Justice:
Defence Attorney Lawyer (PQE: 12 years) or Defence Criminal Attorney Lawyer:
Jamal Khan (PQE: 11 years).

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Our Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyers generally work on a fixed fee hourly basis and their hourly rates are set out below:

Legal Role                                                                                                                                                  Hourly Rate

1. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £550.00 pound a hour VAT included.
2. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 4 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £370.00 pound a hour VAT included.
3. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with less than 4 years’ PQE or Accredited Immigration Caseworker and the hourly rates are £250.00 pound a hour VAT included.
4. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer Trainee Solicitor / Paralegal and the hourly rates are £225.00 pound a hour VAT included.
5. Family Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £195.00 pound a hour VAT included.
6. Criminal Defence Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £195.00 pound a hour VAT included.
7. DOJ Justice Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £1000.00 pound a hour VAT included.
8. DOJ Justice Defence Attorney Lawyer with a PQE for 12 years is specialised in all laws and the hourly rates are £3000.00 pound a hour VAT included.

Ten key facts about the legal process:

In furtherance to the key features that are listed above, some of the basics are as follows:

1. The Department of Justice International Services does not prosecute those who are under the age of eighteen years when a crime was committed.
2. Before a prosecutor can investigate, a preliminary examination must be conducted considering the matters such as jurisdiction, gravity, complementarity, sufficient evidence and the interests of justice.
3. While investigating, the Prosecutor must disclose and collect both incriminating and exonerating evidence.
4. The defendant would be considered innocent until he/she is proven guilty. The onus of proof lies with the Prosecutor.
5. During all stages of proceedings, that is, Pre-Trial, Trial and Appeals, it is the duty of the prosecutor that the defendant should be given all the information related to the case in a language he or she understands fully; thus the Department of Justice International Services proceedings are conducted in multiple languages, with teams of interpreters and translators at work.
6. Pre-Trial judges may issue warrants of arrest and have to ensure that there is enough evidence available so as to send a case for trial.
7. During the Pre-Trial phase, (before a case is committed to trial) the defendant is referred to as a suspect and not as an accused. Once the case reaches its trial stage, the defendant would be referred to as the accused as at that point the charges have been confirmed. 
8. Trial judges hear the evidence from the defence, the Prosecutor and the victims’ lawyers, render a verdict, and sentence and decision on reparations if a person is found guilty. 
9. Judges who hear appeals render decisions on appeals from the defence or Prosecutor. 

          A case which has been closed without a verdict of guilty can be reopened if the prosecutor brings on record new evidence.

How are an Defence Attorney and Lawyer Different?

As you may have noticed, the terms lawyer and defence attorney are often used interchangeably. This might seem confusing to you, and you may be wondering whether it is appropriate to use both labels to refer to the same type of legal professional.                         

Now, traditionally, an defence attorney is a person that has graduated law school, passed the bar exam, and is licensed. A lawyer would be someone that has graduated law school but has not been admitted to practice.

Which is higher lawyer or attorney?

A lawyer is an individual who has earned a law degree or Juris Doctor (JD) from a law school. The person is educated in the law, but is not licensed to practice law in another state. An defence attorney is an individual who has a law degree and has been admitted to practice law in one or more states.

Are all lawyers defence attorneys?

It is helpful to remember that all defence attorneys are lawyers, but not all lawyers are defence attorneys. The major difference is that attorneys can represent clients in court and other legal proceedings, while lawyers cannot. 

Road Traffic Offences:

​At DOJ Justice EK Courts  we understand that Road Traffic Law is very complex with far reaching consequences therefore have a dedicated team who specialise in this area, we are pro-active in fighting every clients cases often challenging technical evidence and presenting the best arguments avoiding fines, points or a disqualification.

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We regularly represent professional drivers in relation to allegations made by the police in relation to driving allegations and also vehicle imperfections. 

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Pre Court:

​If you are alleged to have committed a road traffic offence, the police have 6 months from the date of the offence to lay a charge against you. 

You will then be given an opportunity to attend a driver course if applicable or to accept a fixed penalty notice. If you do not accept either option or request a court hearing, you will receive a Single Justice Procedure letter from the court. 

It is important that you respond to the Single Justice Procedure letter. This letter will be sent out to you notifying you that you are to be changed with an offence. You will have 21 days to respond to this letter. If you fail to respond to this letter with a plea, you will be convicted of the offence in your absence and either sentenced or if you are likely to be disqualified then your sentence will be adjourned for you to make representations against a disqualification. 

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It is important to ask for legal advice at the outset of your case, even at the roadside. You have a right to have legal advice and the police will postpone any questioning if you request advice from a solicitor. We can obtain the facts of the case and advice you if you have any defences available at law. 

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Post Conviction: 

​In most driving cases points are awarded against the Licence. The accruement of 6 penalty points within the first two years of holding a driving licence can lead to the DVLA revoking that licence. If we are instructed at the outset we are able to make representations for alternative disposals such as driver courses being provided by the police. 

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Even if you have held your licence over two years, the accruement of 12 penalty points over a period of three years can lead to a disqualification of a minimum of 6 months. If you require a driving licence for your work or personal reasons, we can make representations on your behalf to avoid a disqualification by arguing exceptional hardship apply in your case.

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​We can provide advice, assistance and representation in the Youth, Magistrates, Crown and Court of Appeal.

​We have an approved panel of experts who can provide reports, in relation to all matters. At DOJ Justice EK Courts we will ensure that no stone will be left unturned in your representation.

Why Should I Hire a Family Law Attorney:

                                                                                         (You Need and Deserve Support)

Family law cases are particularly challenging. You’re at odds with someone who is supposed to be on your side. Tensions tend to run high. It doesn’t matter if you’re getting a divorce, trying to negotiate child support, or attempting to establish (or contest) paternity – it’s easy to get lost in a sea of emotions when you’re trying to navigate a family law matter.

Emotions can cloud your ability to think clearly and critically. They can keep you from getting the end results you need.

By enlisting the help of our qualified and compassionate family law attorneys in Orlando, you can take a step back.

Our attorneys will handle the ins and outs of your legal case. We’ll speak with other parties and/or their attorneys. We’ll help you navigate this challenging time, identify what you want to get out of your case and work tirelessly to make that happen.

Decades of Experience Handling Complex Family Law Matters:

There are thousands of attorneys and law firms in Orlando, Florida. Some will accept any case that walks through the door – regardless of what kind of case it is. When you’re faced with a family law matter, there’s simply too much at stake to hire just any attorney out there. You deserve to work with someone who has demonstrated experience and a track record of success handling family law cases like yours.

At Justice Department Courts, we exclusively represent clients in family law matters. This means that we have an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of Florida family law, rules, and procedures. We know the courts and court system inside and out. Collectively, our attorneys have spent more than 50 years navigating the complexities of family law issues. When you enlist our law firm for help, this can all work in your favour.

You Need to Be Prepared If Your Case Goes to Court:

It’s entirely possible for parties involved in a family law case to be in agreement. However, more often than not, parties don’t see eye to eye. Unless you can get on the same page, there’s a good chance that your family law case will end up in court, face-to-face with a judge. This is definitely a time when you’ll want to have an attorney by your side.

At Justice Department Courts, our team will work hard to resolve your family dispute outside of the courtroom. We’ll embrace mediation and other alternative dispute resolution techniques. However, we won’t settle or give up if your spouse or partner refuses to budge. We have logged countless hours in the family law courts in Florida. We know how the system works and which strategies prove most effective. If there’s a need for a hearing or if your case goes before a judge, we’ll be more than prepared to advocate for you and what you want.

We Handle All Family Law Cases in the U.S States and UK

Family law refers to cases that deal with family relationships and domestic disputes. At Justice Department Courts, our attorneys represent clients in all family law matters in the U.S States and UK.

Our Lawyers generally work on a fixed fee hourly basis and their hourly rates are set out below:

Legal Role                                                                                                                                    Hourly Rate

1. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £550.00 pound a hour VAT included.
2. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 4 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £370.00 pound a hour VAT included.
3. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with less than 4 years’ PQE or Accredited Immigration Caseworker and the hourly rates are £250.00 pound a hour VAT included.
4. Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer Trainee Solicitor / Paralegal and the hourly rates are £225.00 pound a hour VAT included.
5. Family Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £195.00 pound a hour VAT included.
6. Criminal Defence Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £195.00 pound a hour VAT included.
7. DOJ Justice Criminal Defence Attorney Lawyer with more than 8 years’ PQE and the hourly rates are £1000.00 pound a hour VAT included.
8. DOJ Justice Defence Attorney Lawyer with a PQE for 12 years is specialised in all laws and the hourly rates are £3000.00 pound a hour VAT included.

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