Murder
Narita is recognised as heavyweight defence QC who appears in high profile Murder cases. Since taking Silk Narita has been regularly instructed in defending high profile Murder cases. She has developed a reputation amongst her professional clients as the go to Barrister for instruction in the most challenging and novel murder cases.
Her reputation as fearless and artful tactician who achieves successful results has merited instruction by both professional and lay clients in heavyweight cases.
Narita is experienced in cross-examining expert witnesses, vulnerable witnesses, jury handling, identifying inadequacies in the prosecution case and challenging non-disclosure. A Barrister who takes great pride in leaving “no stone unturned” in the forensic preparation and presentation of her cases.
Developments in technology have resulted in the defence Queen’s Counsel needing expertise in the following areas when defending in Murder cases;
• Digital evidence
• Telephonic & Cell Site evidence
• ANPR evidence
• Facial & Body Mapping evidence
• Pathology & Blood Splatter
• DNA & Fingerprint evidence
• Handwriting evidence
• Gang & knife crime
• Firearms evidence
• Mental Health legislation
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Murder
Narita is recognised as heavyweight defence QC who appears in high profile Murder cases. Since taking Silk Narita has been regularly instructed in defending high profile Murder cases. She has developed a reputation amongst her professional clients as the go to Barrister for instruction in the most challenging and novel murder cases.
Her reputation as fearless and artful tactician who achieves successful results has merited instruction by both professional and lay clients in heavyweight cases.
Narita is experienced in cross-examining expert witnesses, vulnerable witnesses, jury handling, identifying inadequacies in the prosecution case and challenging non-disclosure. A Barrister who takes great pride in leaving “no stone unturned” in the forensic preparation and presentation of her cases.
Developments in technology have resulted in the defence Queen’s Counsel needing expertise in the following areas when defending in Murder cases;
• Digital evidence
• Telephonic & Cell Site evidence
• ANPR evidence
• Facial & Body Mapping evidence
• Pathology & Blood Splatter
• DNA & Fingerprint evidence
• Handwriting evidence
• Gang & knife crime
• Firearms evidence
• Mental Health legislation