• Serious and organised fraud - In most situations, these cases are prosecuted by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) or by regulatory authorities like the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
• Terrorism - As defined by the Terrorist Act, terrorism is an act of violence, property damage or endangerment, as well as the interference of electronic systems. These are generally carried out to influence the government or for the purpose of advancing a cause. Individuals can be charged with the act itself, or with the threat of action.
• Drug trafficking - These cases usually involve large-scale operations and charges could include conspiracy to import or supply illegal substances, as well as drug importation.
• Violent crime - Criminal law solicitors can provide assistance to those suspected or accused of violent crimes like murder, manslaughter, GBH (grievous bodily harm), sexual offences and robbery.
• Public Order Act offences - Cases in this category may involve riot, violent disorder, provocation of violence and harassment.
• Motoring offences - These cases could include drink driving, speeding, dangerous or careless driving, failure to identify a driver and insurance offences, as well as driving ban appeals.
• Extradition - If you have been accused or convicted of a crime in another country, you may be facing extradition back to that nation to face the charges.
• Asset Recovery - Thes cases where your assets could be recovered.

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