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Colin Aylott QC and Joe Hingston represented one of four defendants charged with the shotgun murder of a drug dealer in a residential London street.
Described by the prosecution as a killing perpetrated by those at “the top end of organised crime,” the point-blank fatal shooting was alleged to have been committed against the background of large-scale cocaine dealing. The defendant was acquitted of both murder and manslaughter.
Colin & Joe were instructed by Javed Chughtai at EBR Attridge.
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Tom Edwards looks at the impact of the shift from Joint Enterprise to Common Purpose in the five years since…
A single blow resulting in death – a result not foreseen, or perhaps even foreseeable, by the perpetrator. Anisha Kiri…