R v JB – September 2022 – Bromley Magistrates Court

The client was charged with being in possession of offensive weapons in a private place.

The Crown described both knives as “zombie knives”, the possession of which in a private place (the client’s home) is prohibited by section 141 (1A) of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 as amended by section 46 of the Offensive Weapons Act 2019. The Defence drafted representations submitting that neither of the knives met the statutory definition of a “zombie knife”. The representations were successful resulting in the case being discontinued before trial.

Other Relevant Murray Hughman Cases

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Serious Violent Offences

R v AM – Woolwich CC – November 2023

Vulnerable client charged with allowing a child to suffer serious physical harm

S18 GBH with intent – No Further Action – No Charges brought – 2023

Andy was instructed on behalf of his client who was accused of causing GBH with intent. The evidence against his client, at first sight, appeared on the face of it to be strong.