R v DR [2025] Lewes Crown Court
Secured an acquittal for a man of good character charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm against an ex-partner. Self-defence was argued, necessitating cross-examination of three vulnerable prosecution witnesses. The jury returned a unanimous not guilty verdict in under an hour.
R v BE [2025] Bromley Magistrates’ Court
Achieved an acquittal for a bus driver who caused an elderly passenger to fall and sustain multiple fractures. He had been a bus driver for over 20 years without having fallen into error before and he was approaching retirement as a man of good character.
R v RM [2024] Hove Crown Court
Represented a client who had breached a suspended sentence that had been imposed for serious sexual offence. This was his second breach. Georgia-Mae persuaded the judge not to activate the sentence and, instead, to mark it by way of additional unpaid work hours.
R v EA [2024] Bexley Magistrates’ Court
Secured a community order and successfully argued exceptional hardship for a client convicted of possession of a knife in a public place and driving without insurance.
TJ [2024] Croydon Youth Court
Represented a youth for an all-day trial concerning an allegation of section 18 stabbing. He appeared alongside a youth co-defendant.
R v SS [2024] Stratford Magistrates’ Court
Acted in a trial which necessitated examination-in-chief and cross-examination of vulnerable individuals.
R v AK [2024] Highbury Magistrates’ Court
Achieved an acquittal after a client charged with burgling his ex-girlfriend’s flat failed to attend for trial.
R v HC [2024] Medway Magistrates’ Court
Represented a youth who had been convicted of a section 20 stabbing offence and persuaded the bench to impose a youth rehabilitation order.
R v TH [2024] Basildon Magistrates’ Court
Secured a re-sentence to an identical community order for a client accused of multiple aggressive probation breaches.
R v KB & AB [2024] Sevenoaks’ Magistrates’ Court
Persuaded the bench to sentence two clients to an absolute discharge. This was for offences of theft and both clients had several similar previous convictions.
R v BW [2024] Isle of Wight Magistrates’ Court
Persuaded the bench to impose a standalone compensation order for an arson offence.
R v NK [2024] Croydon Magistrates' Court
Made a successful submission of no case to answer for a client who was accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend at a party.