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A number of these vulnerable witnesses required an initial Ground Rules hearing and/or the services of an intermediary.

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The investigation involved 20 defendants, Michael was responsible for the cross examination as to credit of all 13 of the vulnerable witnesses on behalf of all 8 defendants during the first trial of those alleged to have been most seriously involved.

(R V Singh- see notable cases.) In 2018 he represented an individual described as the вЂњringleader вЂњof a large-scale grooming and trafficking ring.

In 2010 he was the defence junior for the man accused of being the вЂњright hand manвЂќ in the largest people trafficking trial ever undertaken by the East Midlands Complex Casework Unit. Michael is experienced in cases involving large scale people trafficking. He has attended the Vulnerable Witness training course. He has a courtroom manner which allows him to adduce evidence from vulnerable witnesses in an effective but non-confrontational manner. Michael has also developed a reputation as an expert in cases involving young and/or vulnerable witnesses. (Please see notable cases for more details.) Many of these cases continue to attract significant media interest.

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RV Hagan (2015) Involved representation of a security officer at Ashworth Hospital accused of selling photographs of serial killer Ian Brady ( Moors Murderer) to the News of The World as part of Operation Elvedon, and more recently in RV Bramhall (2017) defending a world renowned liver surgeon being prosecuted for the assault of two of his patients by marking his initials on their transplanted livers( the case attracted international publicity), R V Rhandawa (2017) representation of a student who was alleged to have plotted the deaths of his parents by importing an improvised explosive device and in R V Dhaliwahl ( Jan вЂ“ March 2018) the only QueenвЂ™s Counsel in the first of three trials ,representing a client accused of being the head of a large scale вЂњgroomingвЂќвЂ/trafficking gang in Huddersfield -reporting restrictions were imposed throughout all three trials and were lifted on 19Oct 2018. Michael has appeared in a number of the countryвЂ™s most well-known cases during his career including the re-trial of Sara Thornton (1996) the case established the legal existence of вЂњ battered womanвЂ™s syndromeвЂќ, the prosecution of RV Latus (2002/2003),the appeal of Jeremy Bamber,( 2002) convicted of the murder of five family members (the appeal was the largest single appellant appeal to be heard in the UK at the time), the prosecution of Burger Bar members for the killing of Charlene Ellis and Letisha Shakespeare вЂ“ the so called New YearвЂ™s Eve Shootings (2004/2005), the representation of one of the M40 Bikers, the representation of men alleged to have been involved in murders during the Birmingham riots in both 20, in R V Reynolds (2013 )Michael was involved in defending a 22 year old man charged with the planned murder of a serving police officerвЂ™s 17 year old daughter), in R v Harry Street (2015) the prosecution of a 71 year old man for possessing bomb making equipment and firearms (having been convicted of five counts of homicide with firearms in 1978). Michael has also been ranked Tier 1 - Criminal Silks in the Legal 500 for the fourth year running. For the fourth year running Michael has been recognised as one of the best criminal silks in the Midlands being only one of five criminal QCs to be given Band 1 ranking by Chambers and Partners UK guide in 2020. Michael treats all clients as individuals and his considerable experience ensures that each achieves the best possible outcome. Michael has a fair, but firm relaxed approach with clients and their relatives, honestly advising on likely or possible outcomes, steering and supporting them through a difficult time in their lives. Clients, both lay and professional, consistently comment upon MichaelвЂ™s down to earth approach and his engaging manner. In addition to his Crown Court/Court of Appeal practice Michael has a strong reputation in the fields of police disciplinary work, regulatory work and the representation of private clients. Michael specialises in serious crime, fraud and asset recovery вЂ“ he has done so for approximately 25 years.

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