Called 2004 (Inner Temple)
University of Nottingham (2000 – 2003)
Nottingham Law School (2003 – 2004)
David primarily prosecutes and defends serious violent and sexual offences, and has a reputation for dealing effectively with large fraud and dishonesty cases. He is tenacious and hard working, and is a favourite to defend young people. His recent cases in the Crown Court include the following:
Prosecution
R v Choudry – 2011 – sexual activity with a child
R v Dorrington and others – 2011 – four handed section 18
R v Leaf and others – 2011 – three handed conspiracy to steal
R v Lindo – 2011 – arson with intent to endanger life
R v Lowe and others – 2010 – three handed section 18
Defending
R v Buckley – 2011 – aggravated burglary
R v Henry – 2011 – kidnap
R v Mahmood – 2011 – sexual assault
R v Comery – 2011 – section 18 wounding
R v Sanghera – 2011 – sexual assault
His experience includes cases that engage the relevant provisions of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
In his free time he enjoys travel, food, football, card games, live music, and film.
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