R v PC Snaresbrook Crown Court
My client was charged with a series of armed robberies. I discredited the prosecution expert, a lip-reader of previous renown, who had given a commentary
My client was charged with a series of armed robberies. I discredited the prosecution expert, a lip-reader of previous renown, who had given a commentary
My client was said to be an international drug dealer. The case collapsed when I showed that the prosecution had failed to translate key documents
My client, a self-confessed drug dealer, stated that he had been granted a license to deal drugs by the police, in return for information. I
My client was charged with the murder of his brother. The prosecution were persuaded to accept manslaughter, and probation, not a custodial sentence, was passed.
My client had been left to face the music on drugs smuggling, as his co-accused had fled. He claimed he had been set up. The
My client faced charges of gross negligence manslaughter. The High Court Judge stopped the prosecution case on lack of causation.
My client was accused of murder, allegedly betraying his friend, Mark Levy, to members of a gang. The Judge threw out the prosecution case against
My client was alleged to be in a major drugs conspiracy. The Judge stopped the prosecution, because I showed that the ‘super-grass’ witness had been