Sabina Trigg

Solicitor

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Sabina Trigg is a Solicitor in the criminal law team at Gepp Solicitors.

Sabina trained and qualified as a Solicitor with the firm.

Sabina has experience of the full spectrum of criminal defence work, from representing clients at the police station and Magistrates Court through to preparing cases before the Crown Court. She is skilled in legal research, case analysis and advocacy. This has included working in the defence team on complex and serious charges such as murder, rape and sexual assault.

Sabina is strongly committed to defending and protecting the rights of individuals at every stage of the criminal justice process. She takes pride in providing clear, considered advice to clients at what is often a challenging time. Her approach combines professionalism with meticulous preparation to ensure that every case is handled effectively. She always endeavours to ensure that people are treated fairly.

Sabina’s areas of practice include:

Police station representation
Magistrates Court advocacy
Bail applications
Obtaining expert court reports
Case preparation for Crown Court proceedings

Specialisms

Criminal law

Sabina specialises in criminal defence and regularly represents clients from pre-charge investigation through to the conclusion of a criminal trial. Her experience ranges from minor cases such as criminal damage through to charges of rape and murder.

Vulnerable clients

Sabina has a particular focus on representing young people and clients with mental health vulnerabilities. She understands the additional challenges these individuals face within the justice system and adopts a patient, supportive and non-judgemental approach throughout.

Reported cases

R v E – Youth defendant charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place. Made representations to the Crown regarding the client’s personal circumstances, particularly highlighting his diagnosis of autism and ADHD. The Crown dropped the case against the client following these representations.
R v L – Defendant charged with assault on an emergency worker and possession of a weapon. Enabled client to avoid custody, despite having been charged with possession of a weapon previously.
R v L – Represented a client through Crown Court proceedings for a charge of burglary, stalking and threatening a person with a weapon. Due to the extensive time it took for the case to go to trial, the CPS offered no evidence and the case was dismissed.
R v K – Worked on a case against a youth charged with possessing indecent images. A computer expert concluded that the material was not accessed by the defendant, having been downloaded automatically via a social media website. The case was dismissed.