High Court of Justice Representation
“The cornerstone of our democracy is the ability to challenge those in authority; we stand with you in the pursuit fairness and justice”.
In any criminal justice system where power is concentrated in the hands of those designed to administer justice, there is always a risk that those in authority could misapply it or even misuse it. At TS Law, we will vigorously challenge those in authority and seek to hold them accountable to avoid injustice and abuse of process.
Our team has considerable experience in challenging actions and decisions of the police, the CPS, and the courts that have impacted upon our clients’ freedom and the exercise of their democratic rights. Whether the challenge is an appeal from the Magistrates Court to the Crown Court, the Crown Court to the Court of Appeal, or an application for judicial review to the High Court, our commitment to accountability, transparency and responsiveness is unwavering.
TS Law has achieved significant recognition from Human Rights agencies and charitable organisations for championing the legal rights of migrants arrested and wrongly prosecuted and imprisoned for people trafficking under legislation that had been enacted in 1971 and continuously misinterpreted. Holding the CPS and the Crown Courts to account has resulted in many clients having their convictions overturned and their criminal records expunged.
TS Law will not hesitate to seek to remedy injustice. In a recent judicial review case (R (Molina) v Snaresbrook Crown Court [2024] EWHC 816 (Admin)) where the authority of the Snaresbrook Crown Court and the CPS was challenged successfully, the High Court commended our team for observing our duty to the magistrates’ court and to the Crown Court and seeking to serve the best interests of our client.
