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

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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.

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