15/06/15
Kangs Solicitors Secure Acquittal | Trial at Birmingham Crown Court
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Kangs Solicitors represented a man on a trial at Birmingham Crown Court for allegedly assaulting his ex-wife’s new husband.
The Crown sought to rely on the evidence of four Prosecution witnesses in an attempt to paint the Defendant as the ‘jealous ex-lover’.
Following a three day trial, the Defendant was unanimously acquitted by reason of self-defence.
Steven Micklewright who was instructed commented ‘this was a very difficult case which on the face it, was a very strong Prosecution case’.
Should you require any representation regarding a assault allegation or similar matter, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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