R v ZJ at Isleworth CC
Charges of Concerned in Supply of Class A drugs - Accused of running the Marnie Drug line in and around Ealing/Southall.
Review of suitability of temporary accommodation – GTS secures positive decision that client’s current temporary accommodation is not suitable.
Our client was placed by the local authority (Southwark Council) in temporary accommodation out of borough in Tower Hamlets, after they accepted they owed her and her family the main housing duty under section 193(2) of the Housing Act 1996 (as amended).
Client found not guilty of perverting the Course of Justice at the Central Criminal Court
We represented a vulnerable young adult who had been charged with perverting the course of justice.
GTS Secure Acquittal Of Five Defendants At Woolwich Crown Court
GTS today secured the acquittal of five clients following a trial at Woolwich Crown Court lasting six weeks.
R v RS – Defendant acquitted following a full trial
The defendant, who has previous convictions for drug trafficking offences and was facing a sentence in excess of the statutory minimum of 7 years were he convicted, was acquitted following a full trial of charges of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs and possession of class A drugs with intent to supply.
R v TM: Andrew Moxon persuades the Magistrates not to impose a disqualification for refusing to provide a specimen for analysis
Despite client being found in a parked vehicle amidst a plume of cannabis smoke and with class A drugs on the rear seat, Andrew Moxon of FME Part of GT Stewart Solicitors, was able to persuade the Magistrates not to impose a disqualification.
CPS Out Of Time To Amend Charge At Leeds Magistrates’ Court
GT Stewart Solicitors represented JH who appeared before Leeds Magistrates’ Court charged with an offence of driving a motor vehicle whilst unfit through drugs.
Assault & Dangerous Driving Case Dismissed at Leeds Magistrates’ Court
GT Stewart represented G who was charged with two shop thefts, assault and dangerous driving.
GT Stewart represent 12 year old child pro-bono to successfully oppose an ASBI application against Leeds City Council
GT Stewart Solicitors represented a child aged 12, who has no previous convictions, charged with an offence of joint enterprise robbery.
Successful application to Re-open previous Fact Finding Hearing
D, now 20, was charged with assault occasioning grievous bodily harm (GBH) on another young person at a party when both were only 16 years of age.
