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Peta-Louise Bagott
Work Department
Position
Peta-Louise is an experienced advocate in both domestic and international criminal law, and professional discipline.
Within crime, Peta-Louise has particular experience in dealing with complex, document heavy cases involving telephone and cell site evidence. As an experienced criminal defence advocate, she is comfortable acting a led junior or junior alone in cases ranging from paper heavy frauds to organised crime.
Her international practice includes defending in numerous high-profile cases. She has particular expertise in genocide, crimes against humanity, and joint criminal enterprises in an international context. In addition, she has been granted leave to file submissions as amicus curaie before the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court and International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals.
Peta-Louise presents and defends in professional discipline cases. She completed a secondment at Kingsley Napley’s Band 1 ranked regulatory department presenting cases on behalf of healthcare regulators, which provides her with a unique insight when she represents registrants. She has extensive experience of cases involving expert evidence on clinical issues.
Career
2011
Memberships
Criminal Bar Association
Association of Defence Counsel practicing before International Criminal Tribunals
Young Fraud Lawyers Association
Amicus
International Bar Association (IBA)
Education
Law LLB, University of Durham
Public International Law (specialising in International Criminal Law) Ad. LLM, University of Leiden, The Netherlands
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > International crime and extradition
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 3London Bar > Crime
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 4Peta-Louise Bagott – Doughty Street Chambers ‘Peta-Louise is incredibly detailed and has an excellent recall of facts, which is often indispensable. She works incredibly hard. An impressive junior.’