Jonathan Moss
Jonathan heads up the criminal law team at B P Collins LLP. He specialises in all areas of criminal defence, including road traffic and regulatory law. He has acquired an in-depth knowledge in these areas of law and he can advise and attend any interviews under caution conducted by authorities such as the Police, Environment Agency, Environmental Health, HMRC, Department for Work and Pensions and other Government departments. He will also prepare any case, should you or your company ever be required to attend a criminal court. Jonothan can also advise on options available including assisting with your Victims' Right to Review, should you be the victim of crime and the CPS or Police unreasonably refuse to prosecute an offender in your case. Jonothan has been able to set aside initial decisions made by the authorities by making challenges to an investigation and holding to account those whose duty it is to prosecute cases. Experience With over 30 years of experience, Jonathan has represented numerous individuals and companies across the Thames Valley who have been investigated by the authorities over a wide range of issues, including large-scale fraud cases, environmental breaches, dangerous dog cases, and fatal road traffic matters. He has also taken two cases to the Supreme Court, the highest court in the UK. Jonothan is accredited individually by The Law Society for his expertise in Criminal Litigation. · B P Collins LLP
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Jonathan heads up the criminal law team at B P Collins LLP and has over 30 years' experience advising and representing individuals and companies across the Thames Valley in criminal defence matters, including road traffic, regulatory offences and large-scale fraud. He advises on interviews under caution, prepares cases for criminal court, assists with Victims' Right to Review, has taken two cases to the UK Supreme Court and is individually accredited by The Law Society for Criminal Litigation.
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- Accredited by The Law Society for Criminal Litigation