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The Methodical Mastery of a Criminal Courtroom with Chris Daw KC
In this episode of the GetBriefed Podcast, Orlagh is joined
by high-profile criminal barrister, author and broadcaster, Chris Daw KC.
As an established criminal defence lawyer, Chris made a name for himself dealing in a niche of cases that garner major attention from the media. He notably played a part in representing professional footballers, John Terry and Ryan Giggs in their majorly publicised cases, as well an involvement in the Hillsborough Disaster Inquests.
Outside of the courtroom, Chris has also built a successful presence in mainstream and online media. His passion for social justice and criminal law reform is the main focus of his media ventures, demonstrated in his publishing catalogue and BBC documentary productions.
This conversation sees Chris details his methodical mastery
of the courtroom, stretching across both judge and jury trials, the influence of media on publicised cases and his adventure into another career that runs parallel with his practice.
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By BriefedIn this episode of the GetBriefed Podcast, Orlagh is joined
by high-profile criminal barrister, author and broadcaster, Chris Daw KC.
As an established criminal defence lawyer, Chris made a name for himself dealing in a niche of cases that garner major attention from the media. He notably played a part in representing professional footballers, John Terry and Ryan Giggs in their majorly publicised cases, as well an involvement in the Hillsborough Disaster Inquests.
Outside of the courtroom, Chris has also built a successful presence in mainstream and online media. His passion for social justice and criminal law reform is the main focus of his media ventures, demonstrated in his publishing catalogue and BBC documentary productions.
This conversation sees Chris details his methodical mastery
of the courtroom, stretching across both judge and jury trials, the influence of media on publicised cases and his adventure into another career that runs parallel with his practice.