Georgia Faulke is an intelligent and persuasive advocate who quickly establishes the confidence of both solicitors and lay clients. She joined Lincoln House Chambers in 2024 and maintains a broad criminal practice in the Magistrates’ Court, Youth Court, and Crown Court.

Before coming to the Bar, Georgia gained significant experience through her work with Support Through Court and the Witness Service. These roles afforded her a deep understanding of the real challenges faced by court users and strengthened her ability to communicate effectively and empathetically with clients. Georgia’s client-focused approach, coupled with her strong interpersonal skills, enables her to build trust quickly, including clients who may be particularly vulnerable or difficult to engage with.

Georgia graduated with a First-Class degree in Law and was awarded a large scholarship by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, in recognition of her academic excellence and dedication to the profession. She applies the same rigour and attention to detail to the preparation of every case.

Georgia has developed a specific interest and growing expertise in cases involving young and vulnerable defendants. Drawing upon her previous experience working with special educational needs students, she brings a thoughtful and considered approach to her work in the Youth Court. Georgia is well regarded for her personable yet firm manner and intends to continue developing her practice in this area.

In addition to her criminal practice, Georgia has established a busy motoring practice, frequently appearing in the Magistrates’ Court to advance special reasons and exceptional hardship applications.

Outside of her professional commitments, Georgia enjoys spending time with her dogs and regularly attends the theatre, having previously been involved in performing arts herself.

Cases of Interest:

Offences against the person

• R v MK – Successfully made a submission of no case to answer in a harassment trial for a Defendant who had previous harassment convictions.
• R v DA – Successfully defended a man convicted of racially aggravated harassment at a football match in an application for a football banning order.
• R v LH – Successful Goodyear application made which resulted in a suspended sentence for a Defendant in a s47 captured on CCTV.

Youth/Young adults

• R v KM – Robbery committed as a youth but sentenced as an adult ended in a community order.
• Defended a sentence for a youth robbery involving 8 Defendants that was captured on CCTV, resulting in a referral order.

Indecent images

• R v RB – Obtained a community order for a Defendant who distributed 10 indecent images but possessed over 2000.

Aircraft

• R v AG – Suspended sentence for client who was drunk on an aircraft, despite case law suggesting immediate imprisonment as the starting point.

Other

• R v JT – Conditional discharge obtained for a client who failed to secure her childs attendance at school on over 120 occasions.

Education / Awards

• First class LLB Law degree
• Exhibition Award – Inner Temple
• Duke of Edinburgh Entrance Award – Inner Temple
• Runner up for ‘Best Pro Bono work’ at Support Through Court in the House of Lords.