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Chris Daw is instructed by Grosvenor Law on behalf of the England and Chelsea football captain, John Terry, in ongoing proceedings before Westminster Magistrates' Court, due for trial in July 2012.

CPS advocate panel - Lincoln House Chambers Success Following the release of the CPS advocate panel list earlier today Lincoln House Chambers are delighted to report a 100 % success rate for every member at the category for which they applied. The national success level was recorded at 74%.
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Dan Thomas represents solicitor charged with money laundering

Dan Thomas represented Nicholas Heywood, sentenced on 11th January at Chester Crown Court for two counts of money laundering, perverting the course of justice and prejudicing a money laundering investigation. Mr Heywood received a prison sentence of 12 months. Mr Heywood was given not guilty verdicts in respect of 7 other counts relating to lottery winner, Keith Gough.

A football fan has been convicted of an offence after he racially abused a black football player during a match at Barrow. Andrew Butterfield, 32, of Monk Street, Barrow directed his abuse from the terraces, at Crawley Town's goalkeeper, Michel Kuipers, during a Blue Square Premier Conference fixture in October 2010.
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Client Cleared of Murder – Simon Csoka QC A man has been found not guilty of murdering the mother of his child whose body was found in a canal in Rotherham.
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Library ban and £10,000 bill for Offerton ASBO teenager - Rachel Cooper

Richard Jackson was barred from all Stockport libraries when he was hit with a five-year anti-social behaviour order (ASBO) at the town’s magistrates’ court.

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