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This area covers criminal offences involving communicating with a child for the purpose of sexual activity, or to groom, exploit, or obtain sexual material from a young person. A solicitor practising in this area defends or represents individuals charged under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 and related legislation, advises on disclosure and evidence, applies for bail or intervention orders, and represents clients in police stations and courts from the magistrates’ court to the crown court. The work is shaped by complex evidential and moral considerations, including age assessments and admissibility of communications.
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The solicitor provides specialist criminal defence: navigating pre-trial disclosure, advising on potential legal defences, challenging admissibility of electronic communications, liaising with prosecutors, and representing the client at trial. They are regulated professionals with conduct of litigation rights, professional indemnity, and client account responsibilities, ensuring compliance with procedural rules and safeguarding procedures.
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