Jordan Santos-Sindes

Jordan joined Chambers as a tenant in April 2021, following successful completion of his pupillage. Jordan undertakes instructions in all of Chambers’ main practice areas; criminal, court martial, extradition and regulatory.

During his first six months of pupillage, Jordan was under the supervision of Corinne Bramwell and David Hughes. Jordan assisted in the preparation of prosecution matters involving high-profile cases, sexual offences, and fraud. This involved analysing large volumes of evidence, in preparation for trial, including scheduling and assimilating thousands of pages of mobile telephone call data and cell site material regarding a large county lines drug conspiracy. Throughout second six, Jordan enjoyed building a busy criminal practice and regularly appeared in the youth, magistrates’ and Crown Court.

Jordan now regularly appears in the Crown Court. He has both prosecuted and defended in criminal trials.  He is instructed in a variety of matters such as robbery, fraud, drugs supply and serious assault.  Jordan is becoming adept in dealing with all types of Crown Court matters and is a confident advocate. More recently, he has also appeared in a court martial, as well as case presenting for Social Work England following a secondment with a leading regulatory firm of solicitors.

Jordan conducts his practice in a professional manner and holds his clients’ interests in the highest regard.

2013 University of Bournemouth, LLB (Law) 1st class

2014 BPP University, London, BPTC (Very Competent)

2020 Anne Goddard Scholarship