Background

Ben Campbell has developed a significant practice with a focus on crime and regulatory work.

A CPS Level 4 Prosecutor, Ben both defends and prosecutes work of all levels, and has been instructed in a number of wide-ranging Operations. Ben has a pragmatic approach, and enjoys strong working relationships with both lay and professional clients.

Expertise

Ben undertakes prosecution and defence work in equal measure at all levels throughout the criminal jurisdiction, having appeared at Youth, Magistrates’ and Crown Courts, as well as the Court of Appeal.

Relevant Experience

  • Recently secured a conviction in a difficult and sensitive case involving threats to kill made in a domestic context.
  • Secured the acquittal, after a trial, of a tour operator driver accused of dangerous driving.
  • Instructed in a number of cases involving the non-payment of substantial excise duty on cigarettes.
  • Regular work, both prosecuting and defending involving non-fatal offences against the person, predominantly offences of affray and assaults occasioning actual and grievous bodily harm.
  • Secured a conviction in a case of arson with intent to endanger life.
  • Instructed in a case involving theft from employee and fraud by abuse of position which led to proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
  • Experience of enforcement proceedings, particularly in relation to compensation orders.
  • Instructed in cases involving restraining orders, football banning orders, antisocial behaviour orders and the like.
  • Has represented prisoners both in adjudication and parole board hearings successfully.

Additional Information

  • CPS Level 4 Prosecutor

  • Post Graduate Diploma in Law
  • MA (Hons), University of St Andrews

Ben has given seminars on the subject of Discrimination within Employment Law, and is a member of New Park Court Chambers Employment Team, who provide a regular seminar programme.

Ben also trains officers of the Serious Organised Crime Association, as well as the Department for Work and Pensions, on Court etiquette and procedures. This training involves both a seminar on the subject, and exercises designed to familiarise potential witnesses with the way in which a day at court takes place, and a demonstration of both examination in chief and cross examination.

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