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Event Details:

Date: 9th October 2019

Start Time 6pm-8pm

Location: St Mary Moorfields, 4-5 Eldon St, London EC2M 7LS

Cost: £35 per ticket or £30 Concession – Over 65/Student)

Discounts for group bookings when you buy tickets

I am excited to announce that on the 9th October will be hosting our Crime & Punishment Seminar

Starting at 6pm. Also we will be serving drinks included in the price. (Wine, beer, soft drinks)

We have three fantastic speakers who will each give a fascinating talk with a Q&A at the end of each segment.

This event will give you an exclusive insight into the English legal system from three different perspectives. It will open your eyes into how the law works on a day to day basis from an insider’s point of view.

Make sure to book your tickets ASAP!!
For further information please email: info:@oldbaileyinsight.co.uk or call 07866690618 or 01206 751671

Speakers on the night:

Robert Milne,

Robert Milne is one of the country’s top forensic experts. He completed 40 years’ service with the Metropolitan Police Directorate of Forensic Services, New Scotland Yard, in the roles of Fingerprint expert, Crime Scene Examiner, Crime Scene Manager and the Head of Forensic Intelligence. He is a Fellow of The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, a fellow of the Fingerprint Society, an Associate member of the IAI, a member of the International Association of Arson Investigators, and the UK Association of Fire Investigators. Between 2013 and2015, was the Editor of the Journal of The Fingerprint Society. He is the author of the reference book Forensic Intelligence CRC Press published in 2012

Sushil Kumar

Sushil Kumar is a criminal defence barrister, who specialises in serious organised crime, fraud and violence. He has particular experience in defending professionals, high profile and high net worth individuals. He has given lectures to both solicitors and fellow barristers and been asked to advise well known sportsmen in the fields of football, boxing and cricket. He lectured at one of Germany's leading law schools in Hamburg on war crimes and crimes against humanity. He is an expert on the Nuremburg trials, which followed the Second World War. He worked as a researcher for the British Institute of International and Comparative Law on the European Union funded "Iran Project" focusing on human rights in the Islamic republic and was called to the bar in 2009. Other cases he has defended in include people trafficking from Iraq, Vietnam and China and large scale criminal conspiracies. His practice encompasses all areas of criminal defence .

Tom Lloyd

Tom Lloyd - Former chief constable of Cambridgeshire has had a long career working throughout the police force on many high profile cases. He has a wealth of experience and some great insights and controversial opinions on drug laws that make for a fascinating talk.

Mr. Lloyd has called for the legalising of drugs. He has said he now regrets investigating and arresting drug users during his career as a policeman in London and Cambridge. “When you think about arresting somebody who is in possession of drugs, are you really catching a criminal?” he asked. “When it came to law enforcement I think I caused more harm than good.” He is chairman of Whistleblowers UK. He said: We have a simple, if ambitious, vision for the future of this country which is an environment where whistleblowers feel confident that they can expose wrongdoing without fear of personal loss or detriment."