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We offer specialist legal advice if you are involved at all with the social work department or the Children's Reporter. With over 100 years combined experience, Robert Kerr Partnership is one of the most accomplished criminal law practices in Scotland. From our bases in Paisley and Greenock, two of the busiest jurisdictions in Scotland, we travel the length and breadth of the country, representing our clients in all criminal matters, children's hearings and road traffic defence.

Our dedicated team of solicitors work tirelessly to ensure every one of our clients have their rights upheld in the face of prosecution and ensure you have the best defence available to you at any level. We will represent you whether you are charged with a minor offence at a Justice of the Peace Court, a more serious Sheriff Court matter, or the most serious and complex of cases at The High Court of Justiciary.

We are committed to serving our client from the point of contact with the police and go the extra mile to make sure you have advice and representation available to you 24 hours a day.
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We are a long established and well known Scottish law firm specialising in all aspects of criminal defence and road traffic law.
We also, through our affiliation with John Gardner and Co. represent clients in children's hearings matters.
Our dedicated team of seven experienced lawyers operate from our offices in Paisley and Greenock and cover every court and jurisdiction in Scotland.
Our solicitors are members of the Law Society of Scotland and are accredited by the Scottish Legal Aid Board to provide legal advice, assistance and representation in both criminal and civil matters relating to children.
Legal Aid is available in a wide variety of criminal cases in Scotland and for children's hearings.
Our solicitors are accredited by the Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) to provide advice and assistance and full Legal Aid where eligible for proceedings in any Justice of the Peace Court, Sheriff Court or High Court in Scotland.
There are two main criteria for assessing criminal Legal Aid in Scotland.
Our knowledgeable Legal Aid Lawyers in Paisley and Greenock will talk you through the process.
These are the 'interests of justice' test and the 'undue hardship' test.
Our Criminal Defence Lawyers based in Paisley and Greenock are widely recognised for their success in defending those accused of any crime in Scots Law.
We are no ordinary criminal defence firm.
We care about our clients and do more to make sure you are not only fearlessly defended in the face of prosecution but are well informed and supported through your involvement with our criminal justice system.
We are available for daily appointments at our offices in Greenock and Paisley or in a court nearer to you if that is inconvenient.
Murder is defined as taking another's life either with intent or wicked recklessness.
Your trial will be heard in the High Court of Justiciary before a jury and you will be represented by a Senior Advocate, known as Counsel, or a Solicitor-advocate instructed by us on your behalf.
In some more complex cases you may have both Senior and Junior Counsel appointed.
We have extensive experience in defending those accused of murder, attempted murder and culpable homicide.
You may have a complete defence to the charge or it may be reduced to a lesser charge upon evaluation or testing of the evidence against you.
Assault is an intentional physical attack on another which causes harm, is intended to cause harm or an alleged victim is put in a state of fear for his safety.
This means that attempting to physically attack someone is also considered an assault.
It is often the case that our clients find themselves in situations in which they have had to defend themselves or another and end up being the person charged.
It may be that you have called the police complaining of being assaulted and the outcome is that you are the one charged.
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