False imprisonment charges dropped
This case was brought despite the fact that the Crown Prosecution Service accepted the complainant… View Article
Archive - Expertise: Serious Crime
Armed robbery acquittal
The allegation was that in April 2017 a group of young men attended a travellers’… View Article
Non-custodial sentence for client charged with possession of a prohibited weapon
Our client’s position was that he found the item, believed it was a torch, and… View Article
Not guilty by reason of insanity
We acted for the person who was responsible for damaging The Morning Walk by Thomas… View Article
Acquitted of possession of £68,000 of criminal property
He was accused of being in possession of criminal property ie that he knew the… View Article
Joint Enterprise – a landmark ruling with major implications
Back in 2012, Ameen Jogee was convicted of murder along with his friend Mohammed Hirsi, and both were given life sentences. What was unusual about the case was that Jogee didn’t actually wield the knife that killed Paul Fyfe – he was convicted simply because he’d urged his friend to carry out the crime.
