Jonathan Veasey-Pugh Prosecutes Ex-Conservative Campaign Manager in High Profile Case
Jonathan Veasey-Pugh prosecuted a former Conservative Party campaign manager at the Crown Court at Warwick for a number of offences including ... Read More
Julian Lynch looks at Fraudulently Obtained Work and the Proceeds of Crime Act
As long ago as 2012, the Supreme Court in the case of R v Waya [2012] UKSC 51 (para 34) addressed ... Read More
Sentencing and Post-Sentence Provisions
Most sentences imposed by the courts will be determinate sentences, with the offender being released on licence after they have served ... Read More
Kellie Enever Successfully Defends at Oxford Crown Court’s First Trial Since March
Monday 6th July 2020, saw Oxford Crown Court open their doors to the first trial since March 2020. Kellie Enever was ... Read More
Holly-Louise Kilbey Returns To Practice
We are thrilled to welcome back Holly-Louise Kilbey to Chambers after her maternity leave. Holly joined Chambers in January 2019 having ... Read More
Ending The “Rough Sex” Defence In Murder Cases.
Written by Shannon O’Connor The passage of the new domestic abuse bill through parliament has been slow. It has now finally ... Read More
4 Court of Appeal Cases that Criminal Practitioners Should Read
4 Court of Appeal Cases 29-30 April 2020 that Criminal Practitioners Should Read 2 of them involving the Vice-President of the ... Read More
Christopher Quinn Successfully Defends Chief Constable of West Midlands Police
Christopher Quinn was instructed to defend the Chief Constable of West Midlands in the matter of a contested Proceeds of Crime ... Read More
Andrew Wilkins Successfully Defends Man Accused Of Covering Up Murder
Andrew Wilkins was instructed in December 2019 by Mander Hadley to defend James Gould in a trial due to start on ... Read More