Danielle is a highly experienced criminal law practitioner specializing in serious crime, protest law, and inquests and inquiries. She has a strong commitment to providing high-quality, accessible representation to young people within the criminal justice system, with extensive experience across a wide range of serious offences.
Her expertise also extends to representing individuals charged in protest-related cases, where she is dedicated to upholding convention rights and ensuring accountability of the state and police. Danielle played a key role as a founding committee member of Black Protest Legal Support, contributing to the training of over 100 legal professionals as Legal Observers following the death of George Floyd.
Motivated by personal family experience with the criminal justice system, Danielle has a passionate commitment to advocating for vulnerable and marginalized communities. She attended state school in inner-city Nottingham and is now returning to the area, further reinforcing her connection to the community.