Based in Walthamstow, 5 minutes walk from the tube/train/bus station, at McLartys Solicitors we are proud to specialise in criminal defence law. We work to find solutions to your problems. Our specialist expertise and years of experience are engaged in your best interests. The pursuit of excellence and best outcomes are achieved by the teamwork of which you are the focus.
Established in 2006 and with a combined experience of over 100 years in criminal defence law, our lawyers understand that being accused of a criminal offence, regardless of the seriousness, is a stressful and worrying experience and we are here to help you. We contracted with the Legal Aid Authority and are proud, that as a firm, we reflect the cosmopolitan nature of East London.
Within the office, Romanian, Greek, Urdu, Hindi, Telegu, Tamil, Moldovan and Punjabi languages are all spoken. You are entitled to free representation while detained at a police station regardless of your means. If the case goes further then you may be entitled to public funding of your defence under the Legal Aid Scheme.
Established in 2006 and with a combined experience of over 100 years in criminal defence law, our lawyers understand that being accused of a criminal offence, regardless of the seriousness, is a stressful and worrying experience and we are here to help you. We contracted with the Legal Aid Authority and are proud, that as a firm, we reflect the cosmopolitan nature of East London.
Within the office, Romanian, Greek, Urdu, Hindi, Telegu, Tamil, Moldovan and Punjabi languages are all spoken. You are entitled to free representation while detained at a police station regardless of your means. If the case goes further then you may be entitled to public funding of your defence under the Legal Aid Scheme.
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McLartys Solicitors are specialist criminal defence lawyers who provide a full range of defendant services to clients.
Continuing their dedication to protecting the rights of the individual, McLartys Solicitors have a well-founded reputation of diligent preparation and robust courtroom advocacy.
Owing to them being contracted with the Legal Aid Agency, McLarty Solicitors represent a wide variety of clients for a range of offences.
If you have been arrested, charged with an offence or are facing trial, do not hesitate to contact McLartys solicitors today.
Continuing their dedication to protecting the rights of the individual, McLartys Solicitors have a well-founded reputation of diligent preparation and robust courtroom advocacy.
Owing to them being contracted with the Legal Aid Agency, McLarty Solicitors represent a wide variety of clients for a range of offences.
If you have been arrested, charged with an offence or are facing trial, do not hesitate to contact McLartys solicitors today.
Being charged with a criminal offence can be a frightening time.
There is lots to think about and, if you are convicted, the consequences can be far-reaching.
For example, having a criminal conviction can have a detrimental impact on your employment prospects.
It could also mean you have restrictions on foreign travel, with the possibility of overseas border officials refusing you entry to their country.
McLartys Solicitors are leading criminal defence specialists who are committed to protecting the rights of the individual and fighting tooth and nail to ensure their clients get the best representation.
There is lots to think about and, if you are convicted, the consequences can be far-reaching.
For example, having a criminal conviction can have a detrimental impact on your employment prospects.
It could also mean you have restrictions on foreign travel, with the possibility of overseas border officials refusing you entry to their country.
McLartys Solicitors are leading criminal defence specialists who are committed to protecting the rights of the individual and fighting tooth and nail to ensure their clients get the best representation.
Your driving licence is more than just a luxury, it is vital to how you function in your daily life.
Just imagine if your driving licence was taken away, there are the issues of getting to work, running the kids around, going to the supermarket or seeing family and friends.
Far more serious is that many jobs require people to have a driving licence and having yours taken away may mean you lose your job.
It is not just cases of drink driving where people find themselves facing a driving ban.
There are numerous occasions where people find themselves facing a period of disqualification if they have accrued 12 penalty points on their driving licence, or if they have committed a serious speeding offence, or convicted of careless or dangerous driving.
Just imagine if your driving licence was taken away, there are the issues of getting to work, running the kids around, going to the supermarket or seeing family and friends.
Far more serious is that many jobs require people to have a driving licence and having yours taken away may mean you lose your job.
It is not just cases of drink driving where people find themselves facing a driving ban.
There are numerous occasions where people find themselves facing a period of disqualification if they have accrued 12 penalty points on their driving licence, or if they have committed a serious speeding offence, or convicted of careless or dangerous driving.
If you or someone close has already been convicted of a criminal offence all is not lost.
There may be compelling reasons why the conviction is unsafe and as such an appeal process may be available.
If the conviction took place in the Magistrates' Court then the appellate court would be the Crown Court.
If it was the Crown Court where the conviction occurred then the next step would be to apply to the Court of Appeal.
The appeal process is not there just because a defendant did not like the decision made, there has to be a material error or information that was not available at the original trial, that had it been, would make the conviction unsafe.
There may be compelling reasons why the conviction is unsafe and as such an appeal process may be available.
If the conviction took place in the Magistrates' Court then the appellate court would be the Crown Court.
If it was the Crown Court where the conviction occurred then the next step would be to apply to the Court of Appeal.
The appeal process is not there just because a defendant did not like the decision made, there has to be a material error or information that was not available at the original trial, that had it been, would make the conviction unsafe.
For many of us the ability to drive is essential.
When dealing with Road Traffic offences the Courts have a great deal of discretion when it comes to the penalty to be imposed.
That includes not imposing disqualification to those who have acquired 12 points when to do so would cause undue hardship.
Or imposing mandatory points when persuaded that there are special reasons not to do so.
Legal Aid is not generally available for driving offences.
That is because it is not only means tested but subject to what is known as an "interests of justice test".
When dealing with Road Traffic offences the Courts have a great deal of discretion when it comes to the penalty to be imposed.
That includes not imposing disqualification to those who have acquired 12 points when to do so would cause undue hardship.
Or imposing mandatory points when persuaded that there are special reasons not to do so.
Legal Aid is not generally available for driving offences.
That is because it is not only means tested but subject to what is known as an "interests of justice test".
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