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Miranda Moore QC

London, UK

UK Bar Guide 2022

Ranked in 2 departments

Ranked in : Crime , Financial Crime

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Crime - London (Bar)

Band 3

Miranda Moore QC
Strengths: "She is fantastic at handling high-profile sexual offence cases."

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Financial Crime - London (Bar)

Band 4

Miranda Moore QC
Miranda Moore QC is a well-reputed financial crime silk with a noted defence practice, whose background as a prosecutor for the CPS and HMRC is much commented upon in the market. She is also experienced in cases involving bribery and corruption.
Strengths: "She is very hard-working and gets results."
Recent work: Acted for Sweett, a construction consultancy company working worldwide, in R v Sweett. The case concerned allegations that corrupt Sweett employees in the Middle East paid a 'consultancy fee' to an interested party to secure the tender on a large construction project.

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Practice Areas

Miranda’s practice covers a number of areas where she has developed both a specialism and a strong reputation as a tenacious advocate for both defence and prosecution.

She has successfully delivered results in complex frauds, for the SFO and when defending, this includes bribery and corruption cases.

Working closely with investigating officers even before trial, she has helped to successfully navigate some emotionally disturbing cases such as significant child cruelty and the death of infants, including Fabricated Fictious Illness cases. She is also a recognised expert in multi defendant cases involving computer and telecoms evidence and has recently advised in and acted in a multi product drugs case involving an OCG with international elements.

Miranda has also successfully defended and prosecuted a number of “historic abuse” cases involving a range of professionals including police officers, doctors and teachers. One of these was highlighted when she was The Times “Lawyer of the Week”.

Over many years Miranda has been a trailblazer in the careful handling of children as witnesses and defendants, also with vulnerable adults to ensure they are treated with appropriate levels of consideration.

Miranda has been Head of Chambers for the last 7 years and is a Bencher of Lincoln’s Inn.