Miroslav Krutina

Miroslav Krutina founded his law firm in 2004 after graduating from the Faculty of Law of the Charles University in Prague, which he studied from 1993 till 1999 and after many years of engaging in the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights, where he gained a wealth of professional experience, he had numerous opportunities to interact with top protagonists in the legal profession both with lawyer, judges, public prosecutors, senior administrative officials as well as with government or opposition politicians. Between 1999 and 2006 he organized and participated in a number of professional meetings and conferences focusing on the reform of criminal justice in a compatible form with the requirements of a modern rule of law. From the very beginning he profiled himself as a defence counsel in criminal matters, however in addition to criminal law (defence of natural and legal persons, extradition and other proceedings with an international element, expert analysis, compliance programs, internal audits, and in relation to this also representation of victims in criminal matters) in the office in cooperation with other specialists, he developed also specializations in the field of public law (e.g. administrative penalties, tax law, financial law, etc.), private law (civil law, corporate law), litigation both before courts and institutions out of court. Historically, the law firm is close to the problematic aspects of protection of human rights and especially its protection before the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic. Mgr. Krutina speaks fluently English and Russian at the professional level, at the conversational level German as well. In the office, he accompanied himself with talented and competent colleagues with an enthusiasm for law, focusing on a pro-client approach. As a criminal law specialist, he cooperates with leading Czech and European law firms. He presents his attitudes mainly in the form of interviews, primarily through Czech television, but also in professional literature, professional conferences and seminars at the Faculty of Law of the Charles University in Prague, the Parliament of the Czech Republic, the Prison Service of the Czech Republic, the Probation and Mediation Service of the CR and other important institutions.