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Conspiracy

Written 1st April 2014 by Olliers Solicitors

Olliers vast experience of defending serious criminal allegations incorporates a considerable number of conspiracy offences. The firm’s reputation for committed and rigorous defence work means that we attract some of the heaviest and serious criminal cases in the country.

A conspiracy is simply an agreement to engage in an illegal or criminal act. It requires two or more people and even if the act is not carried out the offence may be complete.

An offence of conspiracy can be connected to many criminal allegations such as murder, robbery, theft, supply or importation of drugs, fraud and so on. Cases involving conspiracy tend to be larger with multiple defendants and higher levels of complexity.

Our Services

Olliers provide specialist advice and representation throughout England and Wales.

We are ranked as a Top Tier criminal firm in both the 2015 editions of the Legal 500 and Chambers Directory.

If you are facing an allegation of conspiracy, contact Matthew Claughton or Max Saffman on 0161 834 1515.

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