Adam appears daily in the Crown, Magistrates’ and Youth Courts across a broad spectrum of criminal matters, including violence, dishonesty, drugs, sex, breach of court orders and driving.
Adam also handles extradition cases, acting for both requested persons and judicial authorities. He spent 12 months on secondment to the CPS Extradition Unit, where he appeared before Westminster Magistrates’ Court and the Administrative Court on a range of extradition matters, and was a reviewing lawyer in respect of a large number of Part 1 cases
Solicitors have noted that Adam is “extremely hardworking” and say that “he is fantastic at analysing prosecution papers and spotting the weaknesses at an early stage”. With this approach, Adam has a track record in making successful submissions of no case to answer, securing acquittals at trial without the defendant needing to give evidence and persuading the CPS to discontinue cases before the first hearing.
In court, Adam fearlessly represents his clients and “always goes the extra mile”. One particular Crown Court judge described his submissions as “well structured, well presented and impressive”.
The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple:
- Major Exhibition Award.
- Duke of Edinburgh Entrance Award.
- Winning team (Inner Temple) in the national final of the Telders International Law Moot Court Competition. Represented England in the international final in The Hague.
BPP Law School:
- BPTC, Outstanding.
Pembroke College, University of Cambridge:
- Law (BA), 2:1.