The 36 Group

36 Crime

Roxanne Iqbal-Clare (formerly Roxanne Aisthorpe) accepts instructions for both the defence and the Crown across a full range of criminal matters. Roxanne has a particular interest in serious organised crime and financial crime. To this end, she has amassed valuable experience in large white collar investigations as well as developing a burgeoning practice in advising corporate clients in criminal and pseudo–criminal proceedings.

After finishing the Bar Vocational Course, Roxanne worked in Japan and spent a period of time working for an international law firm, Kojima Law, in Tokyo. Prior to coming to the Bar, Roxanne worked for the Home Office dealing with asylum applications and cases of human trafficking, this included interviewing applicants, making decisions and advocacy at the Immigration Tribunal. This grounding in immigration law is invaluable when dealing with criminal cases with an immigration dimension or clients who have immigration issues.

Work undertaken:

General crime Corporate/White Collar Crime Forfeiture & confiscation Regulatory Prison Adjudication and Parole Reviews Private Prosecution Judicial Review Immigration (including business/corporate)

Call: 2011.

Areas of experience: Serious & Complex Crime Financial Crime Regulatory Judicial Review

English

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