Crown Court - Criminal Solicitor

The Crown Court carries out four principal types of activity: appeals from decisions of magistrates; sentencing of defendants committed from magistrates’ courts, jury trials, and the sentencing of those who are convicted in the Crown Court, either after trial or on pleading guilty. On average, defendants in custody face a waiting time of 13 weeks and 3 days. Those on bail experience greater delay, waiting on average 15 weeks and 4 days until their case is heard.

Law firms, particularly those outside of Greater Manchester, often find these dealings time-consuming. Vic Wozny can act on your behalf, removing a lot of travelling time for your staff, and thereby easing the burden on your staff.
Vic Wozny, as well as several other members of Keith Dyson Solicitors, has higher rights of audience. This give him the ability to appear in Crown Court should the need arise.
                                            
If you are a solicitor from another location coming to Manchester and are in urgent need of a Manchester barrister, Vic can offer his services to you. Vic is also available to assist in Crown Court cases outside Manchester from time to time.

Please contact Vic to find out if he can help you.

Crown Court clerking services can be provided by our sister site www.legal-transcriptions.co.uk.  Well accomplished in the legal clerking services, Legal Transcription services can sort evidence and type transcripts of radio, video and surveillance evidence, and deputising people to work on the case among other things.