We have been providing expert professional Criminal Defence advice and advocacy spanning four decades. We also specialise in representing individuals who face applications for preventative orders such as Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPO), Sexual Harm Prevention Orders, Serious Crime Prevention Orders (SCPO), Breach of Restraining/ Non Molestation Orders, Restraint Orders & Football Banning Orders.
We undertake work Nationally at Police Stations, Magistrates Courts and Crown Courts. We also deal with Appeals before the Court of Appeal. Our Criminal Defence Team are Professional, dedicated, skilled, approachable and determined to do all they can to achieve the very best outcome for our clients.
We undertake work Nationally at Police Stations, Magistrates Courts and Crown Courts. We also deal with Appeals before the Court of Appeal. Our Criminal Defence Team are Professional, dedicated, skilled, approachable and determined to do all they can to achieve the very best outcome for our clients.
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Criminal Defence
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We undertake work in Police Stations, Magistrates Courts and Crown Courts throughout England and Wales. We represent clients facing all types of allegations, from minor road traffic, to the most serious and complex of offences. We have expertise in defending serious and complex fraud and grave and organised crime.
Police Station
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If you are arrested and detained at a Police Station or attend for interview as a volunteer you are entitled to free legal advice and assistance from a Solicitor under the legal advice and assistance at the Police Station Scheme. The Police often try to convince a suspect that if they exercise their right to legal representation this will delay their release.
Magistrates and Youth Courts
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All criminal cases start in a Magistrates court. Minor summary only offences such as a motoring matters, minor Criminal Damage, Theft, Assaults and Public Order offences are always dealt with to a conclusion at the Magistrates Court. More serious offences, such as a Burglary or Drugs offences are known as either-way offences, which can either be heard before the Magistrates or a Judge and Jury at the crown court.
Crown Court
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We understand that a Crown court case can be daunting, and we are here to guide you through the process. We will advise you about your options to plead guilty or not guilty to the charge, and what sentence you are likely to receive if you plead, or are found, guilty. Crown courts are a step above Magistrates' courts in terms of the seriousness of an offence and the sentence that can be imposed upon conviction.
Appeals
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Whether you plead guilty, or are found guilty, in either the Magistrates' Court or Crown Court, an appeal might be appropriate. All defendants have an automatic right of appeal by way of a re-hearing in relation to any conviction or sentence imposed at a Magistrates' Court. The appeal ordinarily lies to the Crown Court within 21 days of the Conviction/Sentence.
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