Sexual-offending defence
Sexual violence
Sexual-violence allegations require sensitive, careful representation and rigorous analysis of the evidence. The consequences can reach well beyond the courtroom, making early advice and disciplined preparation essential.
- Advice before Police interviews
- Bail and name-suppression applications
- Historic and recent allegations
- Digital, medical, and credibility evidence
- Jury trials, sentencing, and appeals
Connor examines the complainant evidence, surrounding communications, disclosure, and the wider factual context rather than treating any account in isolation.
Clients receive clear advice about the process, the evidence, and realistic options while the case is prepared carefully for negotiation, application, or trial.
When to seek advice
Contact Connor before making a statement to Police or responding substantively to an allegation. If charges have already been filed, seek advice before the first appearance where possible.
Confidential initial enquiry