R- v- G (2016) This was a case of historic sexual assault against a relative who was minor . The allegation dated back to over 30 years. The defendant maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings. The victim and several prosecution witnesses were skilfully cross examined and the case concluded with a hung jury.

R-v A (2015) This case was heard at the Central Criminal Court. This was a case where the defendant was accused of rape. The defendant was a cab driver and the victim was a passenger in the car. This case attracted considerable media attention. The defendant denied the allegation from the outset. The prosecution witness was carefully cross examined the defendant was acquitted after a trial.

R-v- J (2013)  This case was heard at the Central Criminal Court. The defendant was charged with rape which involved a sustained attack against the victim over 72 hours. The defendant maintained his innocence throughout. The victim was thoroughly cross examined by the defence and the defendant was acquitted after a trial.

R-v R s20 GBH (2013) This domestic violence case was heard at the Old Bailey. The defendant was charged with Grievous Bodily Harm against his partner. The defendant maintained his not guilty plea throughout the proceedings. This case attracted the large media attention when the defendant only received Community Order after he was found guilty by the Jury.

R v D and others [2012}- Murder by Joint Enterprise.. The case was heard at the Old Bailey. It involved a fatal knife stabbing in a Public House. Two brothers were arrested for the murder of a football fan. The case against the defendant was dropped at trial with the Crown accepting a plea to a lesser charge of s20 GBH. section

R –v- C (2011)This was a case of possession of Class A drugs, coupled with driving whilst unfit. This case was heard in the magistrates’ court and it attracted widespread media interest as the Defendant was a well known partner of a celebrity in the UK. The Defendant was given a community Order and avoided custody.