Crime
David Kemeny regularly appears on behalf of Defendants in both Magistrates’ and Crown Courts. His practice covers preliminary hearings, sentencing hearings, trials and all preparatory and advisory work in-between.
Appellate Work
R v A
Successful appeal against the level of a Compensation Order following a conviction for Criminal Damage.
Offences Against the Person
R v M
Assault and Witness Intimidation. Acquittal following successful submission of no case to answer.
Drugs
R v JW
Possession with Intent to Supply of Class B and Possession of Class A. Suspended sentence.
R v CW
Concerned in the Supply of Class A. Prolonged dealing to expunge a drug debt. Suspended sentence.
Acquisitive offences
R v G
Acquitted of Fraud by False Representation having helped a co-Defendant to carry items to a Cash Converters.
R v L
Burglary and Criminal Damage. Defendant committed offences when too intoxicated to remember. Suspended sentence.
Weapons offences
R v G
Possession of a Bladed Article in a Public Place. Case discontinued following service of Defence Case Statement.
Sexual offences
R v N
Sexual Assault and Stalking. Psychological assessment. Suspended sentence.
Motoring offences
R v BR
Inconsiderate Driving. Acquitted after trial.
R v DR
Dangerous Driving, Driving Without Insurance and Failing to Report an Accident. Defendant evaded police whilst intoxicated and crashed into a residential property, fleeing the scene on foot. Suspended sentence.
Academic qualifications
- BPTC (City University Law School)
- GDL (BPP)
- MSc International Politics (School of Oriental and African Studies)
- BA (Hons) French & German (University College London)
Scholarships
- Lincoln’s Inn Buchanan Award
- Lincoln’s Inn Lord Denning BTPC Scholarship
- BPP Internal Mooting Competition winner
- Westminster University Mooting Shield winner
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