Crown Court Archives | Sonn Macmillan Walker

CPS discontinue outraging public decency charge after written representations

By Anna Leathem | 23/09/2020

The offence of outraging public decency does not require the defendant to have intended to… View Article

By Milly Blunt | 06/08/2020

Our client was seen by Police doing a number of wheelies in areas with 50-60… View Article

By Christopher Stevens | 16/07/2020

We made written representations regarding the strength of the evidence, arguing our client was acting… View Article

By Aysha Moore | 16/07/2020

Sonn Macmillan Walker attended to represent this client at the police station. He told us… View Article

By Christopher Stevens | 29/06/2020

Mr K had never been interviewed about the allegation and in 2017 had moved from… View Article

By David Bloom | 18/06/2020

The furlough scheme Under the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, which now covers more than a… View Article