Daniel David Taylor#4480

Daniel David Taylor

Since being called to the Bar in 2012, Daniel has rapidly developed a thriving practice across the range of criminal offences, including those of violence, dishonesty, drugs and sexual offences. He has been noted by judges as someone who "presents beyond his call" and has fast gained a reputation among solicitors as a robust and tenacious advocate, renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and excellent client care skills. He is often instructed in cases involving vulnerable witnesses or defendants, including those suffering from severe mental impairment.

In addition to repeat defence work, Daniel is regularly instructed to prosecute on behalf of the Crown Prosecution Service, for whom he is a Grade 2 prosecutor, the Department for Work and Pensions, National Probation Service and Local Authorities. He is also qualified to accept instructions from members of the public under the direct access provisions.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2012

Membership

  • Essex Bar Mess, South Eastern Circuit, Criminal Bar Association

Education

  • University of York, BPP Law School

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