Wang Xiaojie

Attorney Wang Xiaojie, a member of the Communist Party of China, has a combined background in law and management. He has been engaged in legal work for 16 years and has worked at the Ministry of Public Security. He has a solid theoretical foundation, a rigorous work style, and extensive practical experience. He specializes in criminal cases and cases involving criminal and civil law intersections.

Attorney Wang Xiaojie once worked in a national government agency for more than ten years, investigating various types of criminal cases and receiving awards for his outstanding performance multiple times. He is highly familiar with the procedures and methods of investigation, has a unique judgment on whether the evidence is solid and the evidence chain is closed, and accurately grasps the distinction between guilt and innocence, the subjective mindset of suspects, and their roles in joint crimes.

In the legal profession, trust is a crucial element. As a female criminal defense lawyer, I am able to empathize and listen, establishing deep trust with clients' families. I meticulously and keenly sort through complex case files, identifying key details and uncovering logical loopholes. I am skilled at leveraging women's natural affinity and resilience to communicate effectively with investigating police officers, prosecutors, and judges. While upholding legal principles, I use flexible communication to facilitate case negotiations and sentencing discussions, achieving the effect of "using softness to overcome hardness."

Some successful cases:

1. Li * * * was suspected of the crime of embezzlement. Starting from the position and role of the party in the joint crime, the legal opinion was submitted to the public security organ, and the party was successfully granted bail pending trial during the public security investigation stage. (Beijing Haidian District People's Procuratorate)

2. Qin ** was suspected of the crime of forced indecent assault and insult. The lawyer keenly noticed the doubts in the victim's statement, combined with the constitutive elements of the crime of forced indecent assault and insult, and put forward the defense opinion of not guilty. He submitted a legal opinion letter to the procuratorate not to approve the arrest. In the end, the procuratorate did not approve the arrest, and the client was released on bail pending trial. (Beijing Haidian District People's Procuratorate)

3. Xu * * * was suspected of the crime of organizing prostitution. He submitted legal opinions to the procuratorate multiple times, which prompted the procuratorate to return the case to the public security organ for supplementary investigation twice. In the end, during the procuratorate's review and prosecution stage, the charge was successfully changed to assisting in organizing prostitution. Currently, the case is in the trial stage at the People's Court of Miyun District, Beijing City.

4. Zhang * * * was suspected of fraud. After the procuratorate approved his arrest, he submitted an application for review of the necessity of detention to the procuratorate. The defendant was granted bail pending trial, and later the procuratorate decided not to prosecute him. (Beijing Haidian District People's Procuratorate)

5. Xie * * * was suspected of fraud and submitted an application for bail pending trial during the public security investigation stage. The party concerned was detained for 37 days and granted bail pending trial, and no further prosecution was pursued against him/her afterwards. (Beijing Chaoyang District People's Procuratorate)