R v BM Conspire to Possess a Firearm and Ammunition at Snaresbrook Crown Court – 2022

Allegations of conspiring to possess a firearm and ammunition.

The case involved complex legal argument on the admissibility of gang evidence (which included drill music). The Crown submitted that the evidence provided important context and served to rebut the defence of innocent association with the co-defendant, who was found in possession of a loaded semi-automatic weapon. The client was acquitted.

Other Relevant Murray Hughman Cases

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Serious Violent Offences

R v E – ABH and Strangulation at Southwark Crown Court – 2025

Andy is instructed to act on behalf of his client, a city professional, who awaits Trial in respect of two offences of strangulation and ABH

R v SS – Grievous Bodily Harm – Kingston Crown Court – 2024

SS was charged with section 18 grievous bodily harm; she was alleged to have thrown boiling water at her then-partner during the course of an argument.

R v HG – Attempted Murder – Snaresbrook Crown Court – 2024

It was alleged that HG attempted, together with his four co-defendants, to murder a rival gang member .

R v BB – Grievous Bodily Harm – Kingston Crown Court – 2024

BB was charged with section 18 grievous bodily harm (GBH), during which a knife was used to cause facial injuries to the complainant.

R-v-F Robbery, Threats with a knife and Bladed Article at Kingston Crown Court – 2024

Andy Rootsey, assisted by Brendan McGahan, acted on behalf of our client, who appeared last year, alongside a host of celebrities on a TV reality show.