
Sexual Offences Update and Sexual Harm Prevention Orders
Speaker: Vishal Misra
Date: Spring 2022
CRIMINAL
Vishal Misra
Barrister
Great James Street Chambers
Vishal has a busy criminal practice appearing in the Crown Courts. He both defends and prosecutes and is currently awarded Grade 1 status on the Crown Prosecution Service’s Advocacy Panel. Vishal is experienced in representing clients charged with a variety of offences, including rape, sexual offences, serious violence, drug offences, armed robbery, domestic violence, fraud and driving offences.
Here Vishal gives us a great overview of Sexual Harm Prevention Orders (SHPOs), and explains the legal meaning of "Sexual Harm.” He outlines a key case that illustrates the case-by-case nature of SHPOs. He goes on to outline the legal consequences of breaching SHPOs.
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Key words/topics:
Sexual Harm Prevention Order
Sexual Offences Act 2003
Breaches of Sexual Harm Prevention Orders
Sentencing
Sexual Harm
R v Parsons [2017] EWCA Crim 2163
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More about Vishal Misra:
Vishal’s persuasive and confident style of advocacy, combined with academic legal arguments and empathetic client care, has resulted in outstanding results and highly commendable feedback from clients.
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Prior to undertaking pupillage at Great James Street Chambers at the beginning of his career at the Bar, Vishal worked as both a caseworker and legal policy adviser with solicitors’ firms, NGOs, local and national government dealing with complex immigration and criminal matters.
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Vishal is a case presenter for the Nursing and Midwifery Council in both substantive and interim, non-substantive Fitness to Practice proceedings.
Vishal has extensive experience in immigration law. He has appeared in both the First-Tier and Upper Tribunals with an extensive knowledge of the immigration rules, the EU Settlement Scheme and asylum and humanitarian protection.
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Vishal is known for his compassionate and personable approach, which allows him to work with vulnerable defendants with substance misuse, mental health and/or personality disorders.
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