R v JL – December 2022 – Wood Green Crown Court

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Client charged with Robbery

The Defence submitted a letter of representations to the Crown requesting a review, stating that there is insufficient evidence for pitching the defendant as the robber given the negative ID parade, unclear CCTV, no cell site and admissions by the complainant that he was drunk at the time his watch was stolen which resulted in the Prosecution offering no evidence before the Plea and Trial Preparation Hearing.

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