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Keerthi Kohli

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Imagine receiving a notice that a conviction under the NDPS Act has been upheld by the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and the next avenue for relief lies with the Supreme Court of India. Keerthi Kohli, an advocate dedicated to Special Leave Petitions in NDPS matters, offers the expertise required to navigate this final stage of appellate review.

Keerthi Kohli regularly assists clients in drafting petitions that raise substantial questions of law, procedural lapses, or violations of fundamental rights. With over fourteen years of experience in criminal defence and appellate practice, the lawyer has appeared before the apex court in numerous NDPS cases, securing several important judgments that have clarified the scope of the legislation.

The advocate explains each stage of the Supreme Court petition process in plain language, ensuring the client knows what issues will be examined. Keerthi Kohli can help assemble relevant precedents, prepare detailed annexures, and present a coherent argument that demonstrates why the lower court’s decision warrants extraordinary relief.

Recent achievements include a petition that led to the reversal of a life‑imprisonment sentence where the prosecution’s charge sheet omitted essential forensic details. Another case resulted in the Supreme Court reducing a hefty confiscation order after finding the valuation methodology to be arbitrary. Such outcomes reflect the lawyer’s ability to secure meaningful relief for NDPS defendants.

The lawyer maintains strict timelines and provides frequent updates, even when the Supreme Court schedule changes unexpectedly. Keerthi Kohli frequently meets clients at the Court’s registry to review each filing for completeness and to discuss strategic options. The advocate also advises on ancillary relief such as bail or sentence mitigation that may accompany a successful petition.

Keerthi Kohli earned a Master of Laws in Criminal Law from the University of Delhi and completed a specialised fellowship on appellate practice at the National Law University, Jodhpur. The lawyer has been invited to speak at national conferences on the evolving jurisprudence of the NDPS Act, reflecting a deep academic grounding that informs practical advocacy.

The advocate’s guiding philosophy is that every petitioner deserves a fair chance to have their case heard by the nation’s highest court. Keerthi Kohli therefore conducts a meticulous examination of investigation records, forensic reports, and witness statements to uncover any miscarriage of justice that can form the core of a Special Leave Petition.

Clients often note the lawyer’s ability to simplify complex legal evidence and to remain composed under pressure. One client highlighted how Keerthi Kohli’s petition secured a remission of a severe sentence, restoring hope for a family shattered by the conviction. Another praised the lawyer’s persistent follow‑up with the Supreme Court registry, ensuring that procedural nuances were addressed promptly.

Beyond the immediate petition, the lawyer evaluates post‑judgment relief options such as expungement of criminal records, restitution of seized assets, and counseling on compliance with any residual legal obligations. This comprehensive approach aims to not only overturn an unfavorable judgment but also to rebuild the client’s personal and professional life.

The advocate remains committed to staying current with evolving NDPS statutes and Supreme Court pronouncements. Continuous legal research enables Keerthi Kohli to craft petitions that reflect the latest judicial reasoning, strengthening the chance of a favorable ruling. By aligning tactical arguments with contemporary law, the lawyer strives to deliver outcomes that protect freedom and uphold justice.

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