9 September 2005
An article by Partner Andrew Keogh was published today in the New Law Journal.
The piece takes solicitors through the salient points in relation to the advising of suspects detained for terrorism offences.
Welcoming the publication, Andrew Keogh stated:
"Terrorism offences are by their very nature some of the most complicated cases to conduct; it is clear that some people do not fully understand the legislative framework, thereby putting suspects at risk. This article seeks to flag up some of the major issues facing advisers at the police station."
Tuckers is one of the Country's leading criminal law firms, with a powerful track record in the defence of those facing terrorism and other serious charges. Tuckers Partner Richard Egan won a prestigious Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year award for his work on the Lofti Raissi case (September 11 extradition). Richard can be contacted via the London Office.