25 Bedford Row

Clementine has a busy Crown Court practice defending people accused of dishonesty offences, weapons, serious violence, drugs, and domestic abuse.

Clementine acts as lead junior or junior alone.

As junior alone, Clementine frequently defends in drugs cases representing young people and vulnerable adults who have been victims of modern slavery. Clementine joined 25 Bedford Row from Release where she ran legal-outreach projects at drug and alcohol clinics so she has particular expertise assisting those with substance use disorders. Clementine also appears in the Youth Court for unusually grave or difficult cases requiring certificate for counsel.

As led junior, Clementine has recently acted in complex frauds as well as firearms cases.

Clementine is part of the Chambers’ inquests and inquiries group.

Called 2021.

She is on the Attorney General’s ‘junior juniors’ Panel of Counsel.

Clementine has experience as a caseworker in the public law department of a legal aid firm where she acted on behalf of prisoners in human rights challenges against decisions made by the Secretary of State for Justice.

The Young Fraud Lawyers Association Female Fraud Forum Defence Extradition Lawyers Forum Women in Criminal Law

Bar Training Course, BPP Holborn (2021) LLM in Human Rights Law, Birkbeck, University of London (2020) Graduate Diploma in Law, University of Law (2018) BA (Hons) English Literature & American Studies, University of Nottingham (2017)

Awards Lincoln’s Inn - Lord Denning Scholarship (2020) BPP University - Excellence Scholarship (2020) Lincoln’s Inn - Overseas Placement Fund (2019) University of Nottingham, American Studies - Highest Scoring Essay Prize (2017)

Articles

Women in our jails House of Lords Report on Public Inquiries Miscellaneous Amendments to Sentencing Guidelines