Jennifer Newcomb is appointed to Level 4 of the CPS Advocate Panel

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14/12/2021

Chambers are pleased to announce that Jennifer Newcomb has been appointed to Level 4 of the CPS Advocate Panel. Level 4 prosecution advocates must demonstrate a consistently high quality of work and are instructed in serious, complex, and sensitive cases.

Jennifer also retains instructions from the SFO, where she is a Grade A listed advocate. She is recognised by Chambers & Partners as one of the best financial crime barristers in London. She accepts instructions to both prosecute and defend.

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