Emma Gargitter practises in Crime, Regulatory & Professional Disciplinary and Public & Administrative Law.

She combines an eye for detail with hard work, seeking always to provide informed but practical advice to her clients, and has a particular interest in cases which straddle the criminal and public and administrative law spheres.

Emma began practising in 2005, and for the first five years concentrated almost exclusively on crime work. Those years allowed her to develop into a versatile advocate, with broad experience of prosecuting and defending before the criminal courts at all levels.

Since 2010 Emma has applied and expanded that experience in the fields of Public & Administrative Law and Regulatory & Professional Disciplinary. In particular Emma’s recent work has focussed on Judicial Review, medical regulation and related Inquests & Inquiries work. She also continues to accept instructions to act and advise in relation to a variety of criminal cases, with particular emphasis on the prosecution of terrorism offences. She is a member of the CPS specialist Counter Terrorism Panel (Level 3) and the General Crime, Serious Crime and Fraud panels (Level 2).

In 2014 Emma was appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel (C Panel), allowing her to accept work from all government departments.

Emma also has particular expertise in the field of legal professional privilege. She has advised corporate clients in relation to their obligations to disclose material in the context of criminal proceedings and acts as independent counsel advising law enforcement bodies in relation to the handling of privileged material seized during investigations.

Year of call: 2003

Inn: Lincoln’s

Attorney General’s Panel Counsel (C Panel)

CPS Panel Advocate (Grade 2)

CPS Specialist Panel Counsel – Counter Terrorism (Grade 3)

Spanish (intermediate), Italian (intermediate), French (basic)

CBA

ARDL

Administrative Law Bar Association

South Eastern Circuit

Lincoln’s Inn

MA (Hons), Law, Cambridge University