areas of prosecution
and defence work.
Increasingly prisoners are realising
that not only do they have rights but
that those rights require protecting.
This realisation coupled with an
entitlement that exists for legal
representation presents a growing
opportunity both for prisoners and
the legal profession.
Members of Chambers routinely
act in such cases ranging from
Adjudications to challenges to the
lawfulness of the recall of convicted
individuals on licence. Such cases,
which often touch on complex and
sensitive areas of law and procedure,
require a high degree of both
professionalism and experience.
Members of Chambers frequently
represent prisoners before the
Parole Board where great care
and understanding is a prerequisite
to ensure that the interests of
marginalised prisoners are fully
considered and presented. In the
current sentencing climate and with
increasing media and public interest,
such work will inevitably result in
closer and greater scrutiny.
The envied reputation that Chambers
have built in this controversial area of
law enables us to provide an extremely
high quality service to both lay and
professional clients that protects and
services their needs at every stage
of the process.
- Appellate & Human Rights
- Commercial, Corporate Financial Crime
- Courts Martial
- Coroners Inquests
- Drugs Offences
- Firearms Offences
- Forfeiture, Confiscation & Money Laundering
- Health & Safety Offences
- Mental Health Tribunals
- Murder / Corporate Manslaughter
- Prison Adjudications
- Professional Body, Disciplinary & Regulatory Tribunals
- Sexual Offences
- Terrorism
- Trade Description Offences
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