Privacy Statement

It is possible to file a notice of complaint with the court against the decision to withhold the driver's license. That notice of complaint requests the return of the driver's license until the substantive hearing of your case. The judge will hear this complaint at the hearing. Here, you and your attorney also the opportunity to explain your position, such as why you need your driver's license for work. The judge will make a decision immediately. By contacting an attorney quickly, the certificate can be filed quickly and the judge can make a quick decision on your case.

Personal data are processed by Weening Criminal Lawyers for the following purposes:

• The performance of an agreement in which you have instructed us to provide legal services by our lawyers. If you assign a case to a lawyer, at least your contact information will be requested in the process. Other personal data may also be necessary for handling the case, depending on the nature of the case;
• Handling your payment;
• Collecting funds and taking collection measures;
• Compliance with legal obligations. The Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Act (WWFT) requires lawyers to obtain and record certain information. These include a copy of proof of identity (passport);
• Maintaining contact with you. Your contact information is maintained in our customer system and may be used for such purposes as sending newsletters, updates, invitations to events and seminars, and sending information you have requested from us;
• The continuous improvement, maintenance and optimization of our services, (mobile) website, application and its security, as well as the optimization of general, commercial and marketing strategies of Weening criminal lawyers;
• Other specific purposes for which consent may be requested separately.

3.1. Analysis of data

We believe it is important to approach you with information that is relevant to you. To make this possible, we combine and analyze the personal data available to us. On this basis, we determine which information and channels are relevant and which moments are most suitable for providing information or establishing contact. In marketing campaigns, we do not process any special personal data or confidential data protected by the professional secrecy of lawyers. Should we wish to create a personal, individual client profile of you, we will ask for your prior consent. Should you later wish to withdraw this consent, this is possible at any time.

3.2. We analyze the following data:

• Interaction Data: Personal data obtained from contact between Weening Criminal Lawyers and you. For example, about your use of our website or supported applications. This includes offline interactions, such as how often there is contact between Weening Criminal Lawyers and you;
• Conducting and analyzing client satisfaction surveys: sometimes we ask clients to participate in a client satisfaction survey. This is done through an online questionnaire. Participation in this is voluntary.
• Behavioral Data: Personal data that Weening Criminal Lawyers processes about your behavior, such as your opinions, wishes, preferences and needs. We can derive this data, for example, from your surfing behavior on our website, reading our newsletters or because you have requested information, but also through telephone calls and e-mail contact with our staff. We collect and use information obtained through tracking cookies only with your consent, which you can revoke at any time. See also our cookie statement;
• Producing user statistics: the website's user statistics enable us to obtain a picture of, among other things, the number of visitors, the duration of the visit, which parts of the website are viewed and the click behavior. We use the information obtained to improve the website.