Tim Bradbury, 3PB Criminal Law Barrister, appears in recent Court of Appeal case
26th May 2016
Tim Bradbury, criminal law barrister, appeared for the Respondent in R v Pacurar (2016)(19)SJ.37, CLW/16/19/3, [2016] EWCA Crim 569 where the Court of Appeal, in dismissing an appeal against conviction, definitively settled the issue as whether an offence under Section 63 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 (Trespass with Intent to Commit a Sexual Offence) required the prosecution to prove a specific sexual offence. For a case synopsis please see Archbold 2016 20-201 and an e-update 24th May 2016.
Tim is an experienced criminal law barrister who prosecutes and defends in all areas of serious crime. He is recommended by Chambers and Partners UK Bar Directory 2016: "He has a real capacity for hard work, an emphasis on polished, fluent advocacy and an effective courtroom style."
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