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Client represented at Bexley Magistrates on 23rd June 2017 for ‘Possession of an Offensive Weapon’.
It was alleged that the client had in possession two bricks which he intended to use for violence or to put in fear of violence. The Prosecution made an application to adjourn to seek further evidence however this was opposed and the case was dismissed.
Shauna Telford acted as litigator for this matter. Read more >
Derek Barry represents client charged with section 20 Wounding with Intent at Croydon Crown Court on the 22nd June charged
After mitigation put forward by Mr. Derek Barry the client received a community order for eighteen months with a… Read more >
On the 3rd May 2017 Counsel appeared to represent a client before the Parole Board on the instructions of Jonathan Mellody, within this hearing full representations were put forward to try secure the release of… Read more >
The defendant appeared charged with a matter of ‘Disobeying any Lawful Order’ contrary to PR 51 (22) / YOI R 55 (25) in relation to diluting a sample for a random MDT and appeared for… Read more >
The defendant was charged with ‘Possession of a Firearm with Intent to Endanger Life’, contrary to section 16 of the Firearms Act 1968, ‘Possessing a Prohibited Firearm’, contrary to section 5(1)(ab) of the Firearms Act… Read more >
The defendant was charged under section 24 of the offence against the person Act 1861, after a two day trial at Croydon Crown Court the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
The client was a… Read more >
Following an eight week trial at The Old Bailey Robert Rye's client was acquitted of murder and conspiracy to rob. This was a high profile case involving 5 defendants, 4 of whom were charged with… Read more >
MK Law has achieved Excellence in a recent Crime Category peer review and has been awarded 6 Crime Contracts from the Legal Aid Agency.
We are now recruiting in Bromley, City of Westminster, Dartford, Old Street,
Luton &… Read more >
Hesham Puri represents two defendants charged in the Hatton Garden safe deposit raid, the largest burglary in British legal history.
Jewellery and valuables worth an estimated £24 million were stolen when a "sophisticated" and meticulously planned… Read more >