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Not guilty of murder

Following a 6 week trial at the Old Bailey our client was found not guilty of murder. It was alleged that he had been the victim of a robbery and that he had commissioned the assassination of his assailant who was shot in the head at point blank range. Tim Walker was the solicitor with conduct of the case and David Kitson was the junior advocate, led by Bernard Richmond QC.

Conspiracy to commit armed robberies

Sonn Macmillan Walker acted for two clients in an 11 week trial at Inner London Crown Court where five defendants were accused of a conspiracy to commit a series of armed robberies of betting shops across South London. One of our clients was found unfit to plead at an early stage and the jury were unable to reach a verdict against the second. The Crown, following our representations, decided it was not in the public interest to retry our client a

Edward Grange was the solicitor acting for a defendant charged with importing 2.5kg of cocaine. After a 5 day trial at Isleworth Crown Court our client was acquitted and released. The case turned on careful forensic analysis of evidence which, the Crown claimed, demonstrated the guilt of our client but which we were ultimately able to show was mere coincidence.