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Solicitors withdraw from Max Coopey case, stating 'professional embarrassment'

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Max Coopey, 22, hit and killed salesmen John Shackley and Jason Imi. He was spared jail over the incident after a police investigation found he was not criminally liable for the deaths. Last year, he was fined after being convicted of stashing £1,000 of cannabis at his family’s £1million home in Ascot. On Wednesday he was due in court to change his plea for a charge of driving while disqualified. However, he failed to attend court, leaving his solicitor 'professionally embarrassed'

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Solicitors withdraw from Max Coopey case, stating 'professional embarrassment'

Hine Solicitors professionally embarrassed so are withdrawing

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bracknellnews.co.uk broke the news in 2 years ago on Friday, November 10, 2023.

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