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Murder & Serious Crime Defence Solicitors | Harringtons LLP

Sep 10
1 min read

A murder investigation or charge requires immediate, detailed and sustained preparation. Harringtons LLP represents clients in serious criminal cases and provides advice from the investigation stage through Central Criminal Court proceedings and, where appropriate, appeal.

Urgent advice during an investigation

The early stages of a serious investigation can shape the later case. Advice may be required on detention, Garda interview, searches, seizure of devices, forensic procedures, disclosure and the preservation of defence evidence.

Building the evidential picture

Murder cases can involve extensive witness statements, CCTV, mobile-phone and location evidence, forensic science, pathology, expert opinion and complex timelines. Effective preparation requires the material to be organised and tested systematically rather than considered only shortly before trial.

Central Criminal Court preparation

Where a case proceeds to the Central Criminal Court, the defence team must identify the factual and legal issues, prepare witnesses and experts where appropriate, engage with disclosure, and ensure that counsel is fully instructed well in advance of trial.

Working with counsel and experts

Serious criminal cases often require close coordination between solicitor, counsel and expert witnesses. The solicitor’s role includes maintaining continuity, managing the evidence and ensuring that relevant issues are investigated and placed before the defence team.

Criminal defence led by Phelim O’Neill

Phelim O’Neill leads Harringtons LLP’s criminal practice. Clients facing the most serious allegations receive focused advice on the evidence, the court process and the immediate steps required in their individual case.

Speak to Harringtons LLP

Call us now for legal advice on: +353 1 5394747

 
 
 

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