US EditionEmily Lanham Secures an Acquittal in Firearms Case
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Ümit Özdağ, the Chairman of the Victory Party, was acquitted in the case where he was tried for the crime of 'opposing the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) Law' and faced a prison sentence of up to 7 years, on the grounds that the legal elements of the crime were not met.
Tried on the grounds that he exposed the MIT members who were martyred in Libya, the Chairman of the Victory Party, Ümit Özdağ, was acquitted of the charge.
Tried with a sentence of up to 7 years in prison for revealing the identities of MIT members who were martyred in Libya, Victory Party leader Ümit Özdağ was acquitted on the grounds that "the legal elements of the crime were not met."
Emily Lanham secures an acquittal in firearms case
Emily Lanham represented a man charged with possession of a firearm without a certificate. The Defendant had been arrested after refusing to leave his property on the day of eviction. He was found to be in possession of several weapons including a 19th Century antique Enfield Musket. He claimed that he did not know this […] The post Emily Lanham secures an acquittal in firearms case appeared first on Pump Court Chambers.
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