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This was a multi-handed case at Croydon Crown Court and concerned fraudulent claims submitted to the Redundancy Payment Service in connection with a number of businesses. The value of the fraud was in excess of 1 million pounds. Our client was charged with conspiring to cheat the public revenue.
This case involved the careful analysis of a vast amount of financial evidence, which the prosecution relied on. The defendant stated that… Read more >
Terrorism case starts at the Central Criminal Court, the defendant is charged with engaging in conduct in prepartion of terrorist acts, contrary to section 5(1)(a) of the Terrorism Act 2006.
The CPS allege that the defendant… Read more >
The Defendant was charged with ‘Possession of an Offensive Weapon’, contrary to section 1(1) of the Prevention of Crime Act 1953. It was alleged that The Defendant had waved a baton outside of a Police… Read more >
Derek Barry secures unanimous not guilty verdict for explosive substance case at Inner London Crown Court following a five-day trial.
The defendant was charged with making an explosive substance with intent, contrary to section 3(1) (b)… Read more >
The defendant was charged with multiple counts of Rape, contrary to section 1 (1) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
Following a six-day trial the jury returned a unanimous verdict of not guilty after 45 minutes… Read more >
The defendant was involved in an road traffic accident. Exercising a misjudgement, the defendant had borrowed her partners vehicle. She was not insured. An eleven year old child cycled into her path from behind an… 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 >
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 >