R v M – Handling Stolen Goods at Nottingham Crown Court – 2019

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The client was accused of handling over £1,000,000 of stolen goods as part of an alleged professional criminal enterprise, the client was acquitted. 

Oliver Renton of Crucible Chambers was Instructed Counsel.

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