Thomas McKail successful in acquittal for client (BM) facing charges including possession of a prohibited firearm at Nottingham Crown Court following trial.
Thomas McKail successful in acquittal for client (BM) facing charges including possession of a prohibited firearm at Nottingham Crown Court following trial.
After a successful half time submission of no case to answer focusing on the lack of certainty relating to DNA evidence, HHJ Warburton stopped the case with Not Guilty verdicts being returned on direction from the Jury.
Tom was instructed and well assisted by Poppy Watkinson from Bhatia Best Solicitors.
View Tom's profile here:- https://deanscourt.co.uk/our-barristers/tom-mckail
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