Faye Rolfe is a determined advocate with an eye for detail. She has a busy practice across the range of Chambers’ practice areas, both defending and prosecuting Crime cases. Faye has been instructed in trials for offences of dishonesty, Serious Violence, Drugs Offences, Sexual Offences, Road Traffic Offences, Fraud and contested Restraint, Civil Recovery & Confiscation proceedings.

Faye prosecutes on behalf of the CPS as a Grade 2 panel advocate in General Crime, Serious & Organised Crime and Fraud. Before coming to the Bar, Faye worked as a paralegal at private criminal defence firm Hickman & Rose, where she deployed the specialist knowledge gained through her work in the pharmaceutical sector to help build the defence case for a pharmaceutical company under investigation for corporate manslaughter.

Year of Call: 2015

CPS Panel Advocate (Grade 2)

Accreditations

‘Coroners and Inquests’ course at King’s College London taught by former Chief Coroner of England and Wales, Sir Peter Thornton QC (December 2019)

‘Advocacy and the Vulnerable’ Training (March 2018)

‘Youth Justice Advocacy Training for Pupils and Junior Barristers’ (February 2018).

Awards

Middle Temple Rosina Hare Scholarship (2014)

CBA

Young Fraud Lawyers Association

Women in Criminal Law

Bar Professional Training Course, University of Law

Graduate Diploma in Law, BPP

MA Honours in Natural Sciences (Biological & Biomedical Science), Peterhouse College, University of Cambridge