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Criminal Defence — Glasgow & Scotland

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Keith J Tuck Solicitors provides dedicated criminal defence representation across all Scottish courts — from your first police contact through to trial.

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Keith J Tuck: Criminal Defence Solicitors Glasgow, Scotland

Over 30 years experience in criminal defence law in Scotland

Keith Tuck has particular experience defending serious and complex cases, including the longest – and perhaps the most complex – indictment trial ever at Sheriff Court level related to fraud/people trafficking. Keith J Tuck successfully defended the principal accused. He also defended the principal accused in the longest trial ever in British legal history – a complex fraud case at the High Court. Keith J Tuck has an unrivalled commitment to defending individuals who face crisis.

Areas of Expertise

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ROAD TRAFFIC OFFENCES

Being convicted of a road traffic offence can have a detrimental impact on your life and work

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ASSAULT

Assault is when you make an approach on someone which is intended to cause harm or puts the victim in a state of alarm.

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DRUG OFFENCES

Drug-related crimes can range from the very minor to serious crime resulting in lengthy prison sentences

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FRAUD

Fraud can take many forms, usually taking property without the owners consent with the intention for personal gain.

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