Notable Cases

Our client was found not guilty of assaulting an officer after the court accepted that he acted reasonably and proportionately in self-defence of his partner, who was subjected to excessive and unlawful force during a Mental Health Act incident.

Our client, who was charged with attempted burglary and threatening behaviour, had both charges discontinued after our representations demonstrated that he was suffering from psychosis at the time of the alleged offences, meaning the evidential test for attempted burglary was not met and prosecution was not in the public interest.

Our client, charged with a Section 4 Public Order offence arising from an altercation at a football match, was formally acquitted after our representations demonstrated he had acted in self-defence, leading the CPS to offer no evidence and discontinue the case.

Our client, charged with possession of indecent images and sexual communication with a child, pleaded guilty and, following expert mitigation, received a suspended 9-month prison sentence at Isleworth Crown Court.

Our client, charged with threatening behaviour during a bipolar episode, had the case discontinued after our representations showed he lacked intent and prosecution was not in the public interest.

Daniel Cavaglieri represented a client in a drunk driving case, where his son was in the vehicle. He received a Community Order.

Daniel Cavaglieri represented SMW client at trial at Maidstone Magistrates' Court. He was found not guilty.

Daniel Cavaglieri represented our client who was found with cocaine and cannabis. His defence was that these amounts were for personal use. He was acquitted after a trial by jury.

In proceedings before Harrow Crown Court, Sonn Macmillan Walker represented a man who was accused of assaulting a fellow football fan outside of Wembley Stadium on the 7th August 2021 when Leicester City FC played Man City FC in the FA Community Shield.

Our client was charged with possessing over 5KG of methamphetamine and heroin with intent to supply it to others.