Our Birmingham office (McGrath & Co Part of GT Stewart Solicitors) has developed a reputation for opposing gang injunction applications, and have marked up another success in defending a young man, against whom the Police sought an injunction, with draconian conditions (area exclusion and extensive non-association etc), under Part 4 of the Policing and Crime Act 2009.
DS, a young man who faced a lengthy term of imprisonment having pleaded guilty to his 3rd offence for supplying class A drugs in the Medway towns of Kent.
TI, was represented by Head of Advocacy, Barrister Ronnie Manek instructed by Kevin Williams in a 3 week trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
PC, instructed in-house Barrister, Ronnie Manek Head of Advocacy and Partner, to represent him in a sensitive case involving serious allegations, which spanned over two separate allegations in 2013 and 2020-2021.
GT Stewart represented MA in the Court of Appeal case which has clarified the law on the prosecution of those who arrive or attempt to arrive across the channel in small boats. They continue to represent him in the ongoing criminal prosecution.
GT Stewart represented W who was sentenced to a period of imprisonment for 36 weeks for an offence of burglary and theft from a dwelling.
In-house counsel, Jodie Mole, represented LL at trial and Helen Ricks was the instructed solicitor in the case.
Our client originally sought our help as she was seeking homeless assistance and access to the housing register in a new borough.
DP, a young 20 year old man, alleged to be part of a Peckham Gang, pleaded guilty to a joint enterprise shooting arising out of gang retribution attack from an initial attack by a rival gang member.
In-House Counsel (Head of Advocacy) Ronnie Manek led by Sonali Naik KC of Garden Court Chambers, appears in the Court of Appeal before the Lord Chief Justice on "Small Boats - Migrant's English Channel Crossing
