Chris Daw KC

Blurred lines | 4 April 2019

When two young people, drunk on life and cider, walk into a bedroom alone together, they may be seconds away from catastrophe

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Chris Daw KC
Chris Daw KC is a barrister, broadcaster and writer. He was leading counsel for the defence in the Hillsborough trial and has defended football captains of both England and Wales in criminal trials. His book, Justice on Trial, is published by Bloomsbury.

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