OMCG offences are often the subject of changing legislation. Mandatory periods of imprisonment apply to some offences and, mean that organised crime offences are not matters to be left to chance.
It is imperative that you get proper advice and/or representation if you, or a loved one is charged with a OMCG or Organised and Serious Crime offence. Recorded convictions for OMCG offences have significant consequences on employment prospects, or ability to travel.
Gatenby Criminal Lawyers has a reputation for outstanding results in relation to all OMCG related charges. Our criminal lawyers are experienced in all facets of the criminal law. We can provide advice as to prospects of success if you are contesting the matter or likely sentencing ranges if the matter is a plea of guilty. We can also direct you to relevant support and counselling services.
Below we have included general information on a number of OMCG charges that are routinely before the Court. Included is the law relating to the charges, what the prosecution have to prove, penalties and where the matter is likely to be heard.
The information below is general in nature and if you are charged with a OMCG offence we recommend that you contact a criminal lawyer to discuss your personal situation. There is no substitute, for personal advice.
OMCG Charges:
- Habitually Consorting
- Recruiting person to become member of a criminal organisation
- Contravening order to access information stored electronically
- Contravening Public Safety Order
- Contravening Restricted Premises Order
- Hindering Removal of Fortification Order
- Serious and Organised Crime Circumstance of Aggravation.
Gatenby Criminal Lawyers:
We regularly appear in relation to OMCG and Serious and Organised Crime Offences. We can provide you with advice as to prospects of success at trial, defences available and likely sentencing range. Contact us today to arrange a consultation about your matter.