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The Johnson Partnership Criminal Defence Solicitors

As the largest criminal firm in England and Wales, they cover the entire country and have solicitors specialising in every area of criminal law practice including business defence and Prison Law. They cover criminal offences ranging from motoring offences, VAT Fraud, ASBO's, Youth Crime, Driving Bans, Professional Misconduct, Trading Standards law to Murder and Manslaughter. They have experienced teams of criminal defence solicitors in all of their offices offering a specialist, discreet, legally aided service to everyone. Contact them 24 hours a day on any of their main office telephone numbers.

🏠 Address: Suite 1, 42 Friargate, Derby, DE1 1DA

🌐 Website: https://www.thejohnsonpartnership.co.uk

✉️ Email: mail@jpderby.co.uk

📞 Phone: 01332 370473

⚖️ They Handle: Legal Services, Legal Aid, Criminal Law, Motoring Offences

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