Summary

A specialist in criminal matters ranging from fraud to rape. Hanna also deals with licensing matters including liquor licensing, netting and gaming. A universal advocate who has the ability to adapt her skills to any scenario put before her.

Hanna is a grade 3 prosecutor and is on the CPS London Rape List of Counsel. She is also on the C-list of the Attorney-General’s List of Prosecution Advocates. She defends and prosecutes in all areas of crime including serious offences of violence, rape, child grooming, indecent images, dishonesty, money laundering, drugs, fraud and confiscation. Extensive experience dealing with vulnerable witnesses.

Notable Cases

R v Offord & Others

Successful prosecution as leading junior of six defendants charged with Criminal Damage of the Rail networks .More >

R v Crossley & Wolowska

Successfful prosecution of two defendants involved in “clip joint” scam, the case was subject of a recent TV documentary.More >

R v Bastos & Four Others

Successful prosecution of Brazilian Gang running a fake passport factory.More >

R v Pitcher

Predatory paedophile jailed indefinitely for grooming and having 76,000 indecent images, one of the largest ever seized.More >

R v Watts & Williams

Savage Gang attack in London Nightclub. More >

R v John

Serial high value thief notorious for targeting rich tourists in Park Lane Hotels, large media coverage, sentence in absence as escaped from custody. More >

R v Lintern

Paedophile with large amount of indecent images. More >

R v Burrell & others

Large conspiracy to defraud case, ten defendants. Seven tried together.

R v Ranger

Former police officer. Serious sexual assaults on six boys. Two of the child witnesses were autistic.

R v Al-Badi

Two counts of stranger rape. Legal argument: severance, previous acquittal/ bad character. Appeal dismissed.

R v Parry & Joy

Sample counts of rape and sexual assault. Child cruelty. Child complainants/ witnesses.

R v Cicco

Sample counts of rape spanning old and new acts. Young complainant. Child witnesses. Grooming. Legal argument: severance, reprehensible behaviour/ bad character, hearsay, confession, admissibility of handwriting evidence.

R v Rogers

Tabloid newspaper sting against a scenes of crime officer. Grooming children on internet. More >

R v Shah & Shah

Conspiracy to import over 15 kilos of heroin. Prosecuted the contested confiscation hearing.

R v Qureshi

Conspiracy to defraud, obtain services by deception and using false instruments with intent.

R v Tirnaveanu

Forgery, facilitating illegal entry, theft, using false instruments with intent, obtaining services by deception, acquiring criminal property.

R v Fan

Conspiracy to Defraud case involving a credit card factory with £9 million potential loss.

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