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Learn more about my course: INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL LAW (https://www.udemy.com/course/iniciaca...) In this video, I explain in detail how you can respond to the accusation. Let's start by understanding the basic structure of a response to the accusation, which you can customize according to your specific case. There are times when it is not necessary to spend a lot of time on simple points, which is why I focus on three key aspects. First, we explore the hypotheses for rejecting the complaint. We analyze how a criminal action may be unfeasible if the evidence of authorship or materiality is weak, which may lead to the absence of just cause. I also address issues of typicality of the alleged conduct, exploring both formal and material typicality, and how to assess the adequacy of the crime in relation to the conduct described. Another crucial point is the possibility of summary acquittal. In this context, I explore the exclusions of illegality, guilt and punishability, highlighting how these elements can influence your defense. I also address the importance of formulating appropriate requests for witnesses, both for the defense and the prosecution, and how to ensure their presence during the proceedings. I highlight the importance of the collection of documents and, in particular, the issuance of official letters. I explain how you can request relevant information and documents from public or private companies, even those to which you would not have direct access. This can be a powerful tool to strengthen your defense. Throughout the video, you will understand why it is preferable to focus on questions of law rather than questions of fact, given the circumstances of the criminal investigation. I conclude by encouraging interaction in the comments, where you can share your questions and concerns about preparing a response to the accusation. I am here to answer and clarify all your questions. I hope this guide is valuable to you. Until next time!