Caroline Bray

R v Farrell 2023, Caroline took over this case from her leader and prosecuted the rapes and assaults as junior alone.  After conviction the defendant received a significant consecutive sentence on top of his minimum term for murder.

R v Farrell 2022, led junior in a domestic violence murder.  The defendant was convicted of murder.   During the prosecution a number of his victims came forward leading to a further prosecution in 2023 for serious rape and torture assaults.

R v Davies and others, Caroline was a led junior in a seven handed murder trial, taking over from her leader who became unwell with covid 19 and finishing the trial.

R v Carr and others, Caroline was led junior in the drug related shooting and assumed conduct of the trial when her leader became unavailable.

R v Phillips. Caroline defended alone in this multi-defendant attempted murder trial.  The defendant was acquitted.

Mader, R. v [2018] EWCA Crim 2454 (11 October 2018), Caroline appeared for the Crown at the original trial and at the appeal. Her application to adduce the good character of the complainant and witness in a self-defence case was successful at trial and the ruling upheld on appeal. This case is already being used in Judicial training exercises.

I had the privilege of working with Caroline Bray on a number of complex legal matters, and I can confidently say that she is an exemplary barrister who goes above and beyond to ensure the best possible outcome for her clients.Solicitor, Midlands

Ms Bray has always exhibited a profound understanding of the law relevant to my case. She meticulously analysed the intricate details, leaving no stone unturned, her depth of knowledge and expertise in the field is truly commendable. Ms Bray has consistently demonstrated a strong grasp of legal precedents and statutes, which greatly contributed to the strength of our case.Solicitor, Midlands

One of the most striking qualities of Ms Bray is her exceptional ability to communicate, from judges to lay persons. Ms Bray was able to explain complex legal concepts in a clear and concise manner, ensuring that the client, fully understood the proceedings and had realistic expectations.Solicitor, Midlands

Throughout the entire process, I was impressed by Ms Bray's unwavering dedication and commitment to the cases in which I instruct her. She has consistently displayed a strong work ethic, investing countless hours in research, preparation, sometimes into the early hours of the morning. Solicitor, Midlands