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Russell-Cooke LLP

2 PUTNEY HILL, LONDON, SW15 6AB
Tel:
Work 020 8789 9111
Fax:
Fax 020 8788 1656
DX:
59456 PUTNEY
Web:
www.russell-cooke.co.uk
Email:

Jae Carwardine

Tel:
Work +44 20 8788 0005
Email:
Russell-Cooke LLP

Work Department

Criminal litigation.

Position

Head of successful criminal litigation department since 2003. Jae deals with a full range of work; specialist in large, high-profile cases, including all areas of fraud (including VAT fraud and allegations of corruption) and serious crime including allegations of murder, armed robbery, sexual assaults and large-scale drug cases. Key interest in extradition work. Notable cases: representation of Peter Hain MP, accused of late reporting of donations under Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 during his campaign for deputy leadership of the Labour Party in May 2007; Regina v Sir Stephen Richards (trial of Lord Justice of Appeal); Regina v Matthew Fagan; Regina v Gary Kelly; Regina (On behalf of the application of Ralston Wellington) v The Secretary of State of the Home Department, Extradition case: appeal heard at the House of Lords regarding alleged breach of Article 3 of European Convention on Human Rights. Case now pending appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.

Career

Career: Trained Russell-Cooke; qualified 1996; partner 2003.

Member

Member: LCCSA.

Education

Education: Clifton High School, Bristol; Queen’s College, Taunton; Manchester Metropolitan University (LLB 2(1)).

Leisure

Leisure: Travel, music, DIY, fitness.

Practice Areas

Crime - corporate; Crime - general; Fraud

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