Tornike Chikovani | Criminal Lawyer in Tbilisi, Georgia

Professional profile

Role and Bar membership

Tornike Chikovani is a member of the Georgian Bar Association. The Association’s public directory records his specialization as “Criminal” and his service area as “Criminal Law.”

On CriminalLawyers.ge, he is presented for criminal defence and related representation at the investigation and court stages, including detention, bail, evidence, trial, appeal, financial-crime and victim matters.

His public professional profile states that he has practised since 2020 and records an LL.B. and an LL.M. in Criminal Law from Ilia State University.

Public-profile verification

Bar specialization and languages are taken from the Georgian Bar Association directory. Education and practice-history information are identified as public professional-profile information and are not presented as GBA register fields.

Criminal-defence work on this website

Arrest, detention and bail Rights, 48/72-hour timing, interpreter, medical care, bail and detention. Questioning and silence Procedural status, counsel, interview preparation and evidential risk. Search, seizure and evidence Legal basis, scope, records, devices, chain of custody and challenges. Trial and appeal Evidence, hearing preparation, trial representation and available review routes. Financial and economic crime Company, director, transaction, asset and financial-investigation issues. International matters Foreign nationals, interpretation, extradition and local coordination.

Working method

The first task is to identify procedural status, the authority acting, the decision or power being used, the next deadline and the evidence already recorded. An arrested person, accused person, witness and victim have different rights and obligations. Advice should be based on the actual document and stage rather than a label supplied by telephone.

In arrest and detention matters, immediate priorities include access to counsel, understandable communication, medical needs, preservation of the arrest record and preparation for the first court review. In search and evidence matters, authorization, scope, inventory, chain of custody, device access and the complete context of communications may need separate examination.

For companies and international clients, representation may also require coordination with directors, employees, foreign counsel, interpreters, technical experts or consular officials. Those roles are distinct: a consulate is not defence counsel, and company and individual interests must be assessed before information is shared.

No outcome promise

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Contact and confidentiality

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