Criminal law
Defence from first police contact through charge, bail, joint trial, and sentencing — including capital proceedings before a High Court judge alone.
Early interviews, bail conditions, and charge framing set the direction of a criminal file. We act from voluntary attendance through joint trials where Section 300 is read with Section 34 for common intention.
Defence work in multi-accused cases focuses on severance, forensic linkage, and whether each person's proven intent matches the pleaded charge.
Police and bail
We advise before and during statements, explain caution obligations, and prepare bail applications with workable reporting conditions and sureties.
Joint charges
Weapon and drug counts may attach alongside murder charges. Our note on joint charges and Section 34 explains statutory framing and severance strategy.
Trial and sentencing
At trial we test admissibility and isolate each client's conduct. After conviction, mitigation follows precedent bands — see our sentencing note.