Crime

Drystone Chambers is an impressive set housing a strong bench of experienced criminal barristers. The set's tenants are regularly instructed to both prosecute and defend serious criminal cases, and offer considerable expertise in matters involving serious sexual offences and multi-handed conspiracies. A source says they are "always impressed with the way instructed counsel handles complex cases." Recent instructions have included the case of R v Moon Swee How & Others, which pertained to the definition of human trafficking and the Modern Slavery Act.

Stephen McCarthy and Ryan Bartlett are the set's senior practice managers.