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If legal aid is not available to help you respond to a Road Traffic Offence alleged at the Magistrates then Trinity Advocates will discuss options to represent you under private terms. Generally our starting point for representing anyone for a private fee at a single...

In the latest, third lockdown, after some weeks the Exeter criminal courts have found a balance between reducing the risk of COVID infection with continuing the business of criminal justice. Visible and regular cleaning has been a constant, screens between parties had...

After several months of being on furlough, our crime solicitor Michaela Rose is back. There are a few changes in how it all works since she last was in the courts and police station but the new routine is not so different. These are the changes she will have seen:...

Our work continues and we are using video conferencing technology even more to progress client matters at the police station, Magistrates and Crown Courts. Call if you are unsure what is happening to your matter and we can find out more for you. Criminal Courts Exeter...

Prison Law: The current COVID-19 crisis has had a major impact on prison law. All adjudications within the prison, which are usually heard before an independent judge, have been postponed. Similarly all Oral Hearings were postponed as the crisis developed. Happily the...

Covid 19 is impacting everyone in these days of social distancing. Criminal defence lawyers (like the police and the courts) are still working, even if it means we cannot man our offices like we would want to. We are still available 24/7 to anyone who needs us as we...

R v T - Weeks of discrepancies in cash recording caused a business to accuse our client, who had years of excellent service, of theft from employer. In preparation for trial we questioned the thoroughness of the business' internal investigation and unearthed material...