Notable Cases

Amy Cox and Katie Lobo acted for a client charged in a large drugs conspiracy. She was the partner of the alleged head of the OCG which was involved in a conspiracy to supply class A.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who received a conditional discharge in a assault emergency worker case at the Crown Court.

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.

Our client's appeal against the Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police's (CCSYP) decision to revoke his shotgun certificate was successful. The CCSYP sought to used elusive Closed Material Proceedings in this case.

Following our representations our client received an offer of no evidence in a case of passing counterfeit currency of genuine.

Our vulnerable client received a suspended sentence in a complex conspiracy to supply oxycodone via Telegram following submission of a basis of plea and representations.

Our client had already faced an extradition to Poland in 2012 for the same matters in this case. SMW were able to argue against the extradition citing reasons of abuse of process.

Our client faced extradition for eight offences. We successfully argued that this extradition would be incompatible with his Article 8 rights.

Potential life sentence was avoided and replaced with a maximum possibility of a five years' custodial sentence due to Rachel Hobba's representations.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who received a ruling of No Case to Answer for driving with no insurance and excess alcohol.

Leah Connolly represents a client, RR, with vulnerabilities and successfully challenged the CPS decision to prosecute leading them to discontinue the case. 

Our client receives favourable outcome on a case where his Suspended Sentence could have been activated, and breach of Criminal Behaviour Order punished.