Venue: University of Law, Christleton Hall, Pepper Street, Chester, ch3 7AG

CRIMINAL LAW UPDATE

DATE: Thursday 22^nd June 2017

VENUE: University of Law, Christleton Hall, Pepper Street, Chester, CH3 7AG

SPEAKER: Philip Clemo and Robert Edwards (St John’s Buildings)

TIME: 5:00 - 5:30pm Registration 5:30 -7:00pm Seminar
Criminal Law Update

An overview of the most important case law and other developments in the criminal law over the last year

PHILIP CLEMO (ST JOHN’S BUILDINGS)

 

Philip is a criminal law specialist. He enjoys a busy practice in the Crown Court where he both prosecutes and defends. His practice encompasses a wide variety of cases from violent and sexual offences through to those involving dishonesty and drugs. He has also appeared in the Court of Appeal for both the prosecution and defence. He is also an experienced POCA practitioner and is a member of the Proceeds of Crime Lawyers’ Association.

Philip prides himself on high levels of client care for both his lay and professional clients. He considers detailed preparation to be a cornerstone of his practice and has prosecuted matters with large amounts of detailed and forensic evidence. He has experience in representing vulnerable clients in a compassionate but professional manner. He also has experience of successfully cross-examining young and vulnerable witnesses.
Robert Edwards (ST JOHN’S BUILDINGS)
Cyber Crime – how to defend it and how to defend against it

Rob’s talk will cover all of the typical cyber crime offences, ranging from internet pornography to fraud and how individual practices can do something to guard themselves against it.

As a cybercrime and fraud specialist, Rob has prosecuted some of the most complicated cases of recent years in the West Midlands area, including the successful prosecution of the chairman of a nationally known company for hacking a competitor’s website. Rob’s particular expertise in the digital arena has led him to be briefed in cases where evidence of a sophisticated and complicated nature has been an integral part of the case. Rob has also appeared for the prosecution as a junior counsel in murder trials and as sole advocate in high value fraud and contested confiscation hearings. He also appears on an almost daily basis in the Crown Court for more general crime. Prior to joining the CPS, Rob had developed an enviable reputation as an effective defence advocate and having now converted to the bar and joining St John’s Buildings, he is keen to redevelop that area of his practice.
Criminal Law Update – 22^nd June 2017
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