Offices across London & the South East:
The defendant was charged with Murder, contrary to Common Law. The offence relates to the defendant stabbing his partner to death on the morning of 25th July 2017 at their home in Hertfordshire.
Prior to the criminal offence taking place the defendant was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer, resulting in extreme weight-loss, pain, anxiety and depression.
Following extensive representations made by the defendant legal team and the instruction of a number of… Read more >
The arrests was made following an operation by the Met's Counter Terrorism Command (CTC).
A 27-year-old man was arrested in east London on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of a terrorist act. He was… Read more >
Following a two day trial at Woolwich Crown Court the jury returned a unanimous verdict of not guilty.
The client was charged with four counts of Sexual Assault, contrary to section 7(1) of the Sexual Offences… Read more >
The clients are charged with possession of firearms, namely a revolver, a self-loading pistol, a double barrel sawn off shotgun. Contrary to section 5(1) of the firearms act 1968.
The clients also face charges of possession… Read more >
The client was brought before the Westminster Magistrates Court in answer to a conviction warrant from Romania for possession of false documents which had been concluded in his absence. The Crown had opposed bail stating… Read more >
David Prosser’s client acquitted at Bromley Magistrates Court of assault by beating contrary to section 39 of the criminal justice act 1988. The client was alleged to have grabbed his wife by the throat and… Read more >
We are all aware that we live in a surveillance society. CCTV cameras can record our movements around large towns and cities, and many homes now have them installed for protection.
Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras… Read more >
Redemption has always been an important part of our justice system; you do the crime, you do time. Once your debt is paid, you should then be free to start again, without forever being haunted… Read more >
Laws that criminalise unlawful violence date back to 1861 and are used every day in criminal courts to support prosecutions.
Despite what might appear to be an obvious legal position, the question is often asked as… Read more >
The government has announced that it intends to bring into force a number of provisions contained in the Housing and Planning Act 2016.
From 6 April 2018 the Act will allow local authorities to apply for… Read more >