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Mitigating factors are arguments and evidence that a court may take into account at sentencing to reduce the severity of a penalty in a criminal case. A solicitor in this area helps gather background material, such as character references, family circumstances, and health or substance misuse issues, and prepares a plea in mitigation for the sentencing hearing. They advise on how these factors could influence the magistrates or the crown court, and liaise with probation where relevant.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

They collect and present factual and personal context, outline legal principles on sentence reduction, and coordinate with the court, the Crown Prosecution Service, and any expert witnesses to frame the argument for a more lenient outcome.

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Philip Robert Trotter

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I would highly recommend Philip Trotter. Outstanding ability to ensure as the defendant you are fully prepared. The key and assailant facts are presented in the most appropriate manner. He isn’t there to be your friend but to ensure you get a fair hearing and the most positive outcome

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