Criminal Defence

Criminal defence from first appearance onward

Criminal matters are shaped by the charge, the evidence and the procedural stage. Early advice helps preserve options and prevents important dates or documents from being overlooked.

What clients usually ask

What documents matter?

Bring the charge sheet, warning statement, bail papers, court notices and any correspondence or recordings relevant to the matter.

Should I speak to investigators?

Obtain advice before making decisions that could affect the criminal process.

The usual first steps

  1. Identify the charge and current procedural stage.
  2. Review the available papers and evidence.
  3. Explain the next decision and represent the client where instructed.

What to bring

Bring the agreement, court papers, notices, messages, dates and records that show what happened. Preserve original documents and electronic evidence without altering them.

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