Serious violence defence
Serious violence offences
Violence charges may turn on identification, intent, self-defence, competing witness accounts, or the precise sequence of a fast-moving event. The surrounding evidence must be secured and tested early.
- Wounding and serious-assault charges
- Self-defence cases
- Robbery and aggravated robbery
- Weapons allegations
- Bail, trial, sentencing, and appeals
Connor develops the factual sequence carefully, comparing witness accounts against medical, digital, video, and forensic evidence.
Where self-defence or another justification is raised, the evidence is prepared around what the client reasonably perceived and why they acted as they did.
When to seek advice
Get advice before a Police interview and while CCTV, messages, witnesses, or other time-sensitive evidence can still be identified and preserved.
Confidential initial enquiry