Mark Heywood KC

Viewing: Criminal Fraud and Proceeds of Crime for Mark Heywood KC

Background,
Queen’s Counsel 2012
Prior to taking silk, Attorney General’s “A” List. Grade 4 prosecutor on CPS Fraud and Organised Crime lists.
Extensive experience of acting for and against various Government Departments including,
Crown Prosecution Service Central Fraud Groups, Special Crime Division and Regional Complex Casework Units, H.M. Revenue and Customs, Department of Trade and Industry/Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform/Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, Department of Work and Pensions.
Experience in Relevant Evidential Issues,
Covert Investigations, Intrusive techniques under Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, Intercept evidence, Evidence from foreign jurisdictions and Letters of Request.
Recommendations
“He is a strong barrister.”
Chambers UK 2023
“Practical and thorough.”
Chambers UK 2021
“Well-known for violent crime cases and criminal appeals.”
Legal 500 2021
“Well-known for violent crime cases and criminal appeals.”
Legal 500 2020
“He’s good at working in a team and is very pleasant to deal with.”
Chambers UK 2020
“He is very calm, professional and has an excellent courtroom manner.” “Inspires confidence.”
Chambers UK 2019
‘Highly recommended for a purview of serious criminal matters.’
Legal 500 2019
“Mark Heywood QC is a very high-standard barrister, both on prosecution and defence.”
Chambers UK 2016
Memberships
Mark is a member of the Criminal Bar Association
Qualifications
LLB (Hons)

Latest News & Publications

Mark Heywood KC leading Andrew Wallace prosecuted 6 Defendants and successfully obtained murder and manslaughter convictions against all of them following a 6-week trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court...

Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2023
Sentencing Remarks Regina -v- Mohammed Idrees Farouk and Ridhwaan Farouk...

Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2022
Since the decision was taken to effectively suspend attendance at  the criminal courts, systems are now coming into place that will allow as much work as possible to carry on using remote video or telephone links and keep the courts as “open” as possible....

Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2020