In these unprecedented times, the UK Criminal Bar is facing an existential crisis. The stakes could not be higher. Here are a few, hopefully uncontroversial, comments from me about life as a criminal barrister….
The trials and tribulations of Dominic D'Souza. THE not so serious musings of a criminal barrister instructed to defend in the most serious and complex cases. A wide spectrum of comment and editorial, some serious, some humorous but always informative and worth reading
Tuesday, 28 June 2022
Wednesday, 22 December 2021
An emotional message from a grateful client who was found innocent
My client was in tears after hearing the jury return a not guilty verdict. She had waited four years for her trial and I am so pleased to have secured her acquittal. Her gratitude reminds me why I am a criminal defence lawyer and it is a privilege to sometimes have such a profound influence on someone’s life.
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Thursday, 25 November 2021
Memoirs of a criminal barrister…..an interview with Dominic D’Souza
Dominic D’Souza talks for an hour about his start in law and some of his notable cases
Dominic D’Souza interviewed about his life in law
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Sunday, 7 November 2021
My life in law…
I’m being interviewed by Law Simplified for their podcast. See the above promotional poster if you feel like hearing about my years as a criminal defence barrister.
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Monday, 10 May 2021
How I might invest a jury with a concern for my client......a sample closing speech by Dominic D’Souza
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Tuesday, 29 September 2020
Dominic D'Souza explains why you never know who is innocent....
You never know who is innocent....a short video for those considering a lifetime in law.....
Dominic D'Souza on why you can never tell who is innocent or not
Dominic D'Souza comments upon rejection...Rejection in the law is to be expected. And so expect to have to reject rejection....
My take on rejecting rejection.....
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