Middle Temple
Kathryn has comprehensive experience in defending and prosecuting within the Magistrates and the Youth Court. In the Crown Court Kathryn has defended in relation to charges including; Burglary, Possession of an Offensive Weapon, Possession with Intent to Supply class A and class B drugs, Perverting the Course of Justice, Witness Intimidation, Assault occasioning actual bodily harm and Wounding. Kathryn has particular experience of dealing with defendants who suffer from mental health problems and has a sound knowledge of ‘fitness to plead’ procedures.
The North Eastern Circuit
House of Lords/Supreme Court
Court of Appeal R v Reilly (John) [2010] EWCA Crim 2534 (CA)
The Defendant was convicted for offences under the Trade Mark Act involving the illicit sale of counterfeit cigarettes to children. A custodial sentence was reduced to a two year conditional discharge.
(QB Division) (Chancery Division) etc.
Before joining chambers as a pupil, completed a postgraduate law degree at the University of Oxford writing a dissertation on Genocide and the International Criminal Court under the supervision of Professor Andrew Ashworth QC.
Worked at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as an analyst in London within Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities.
During pupilage with Michelle Colborne QC gained experience of a number of serious cases. including rape trials and cases involving particularly vulnerable witnesses and defendants.
Defendant convicted for offences under the Trade Mark Act. Illicit sale of counterfeit cigarettes