Cases of interest at the Old Bailey on Tuesday

Court 2 at 10am trial in the case of Harry Gittins accused of the murder of a homeless man. Anthony Marks, 51, was assaulted in the early hours of 10 August in a bin shed near King’s Cross St Pancras station. He died on 25 September 2024.

Court 5 Day off trial of Jordan Burton charged with murder after a victim of a violent assault died from a fatal epileptic seizure more than 15 years after the attack. Daniel Allright was 16 when he was attacked in south-east London in September 2006. He was struck over the head with a piece of wood, an advertising board and a bicycle chain, leaving him with brain injuries that caused seizures.

Court 6 at 10am trial of Shakaine Dwyer, 29, who has been charged with the murder of Ruben Nunes, 34, from Peterborough, who was run over on 3 December in Willesden, London NW after a car mounted the pavement.

Court 7 at 10am Hearing in the case of Jake Chapman, aged 33, who has been charged with participating in an organised crime group. This followed the murder of Mustapha Jatta,30, who was shot dead in Hertfordshire.

Court 8 at 10am Plea and trial preparation in the case of Jeffrey Dean Rose accused of manslaughter and aggravated burglary. Pensioner Rose Smith,75 was taken to hospital after a burglary on her Finsbury Park, North London where she died the following day.

Court 12 at 10am trial of Joanna Cierpka, a 51 year old Polish woman, who is accused of killing Danish bankeer Henrik Slotsaa, 52, at their home in Elephant and Castle, South London.

Court 15 at 10am trial in the case of Sabrina Cox, who identifies as a non-biniary person, accused of rape. Sabrina allegedly attacked another non-biniary person after asserting she was the guy in the relationship. The defendant, who now uses male pronouns, had met the alleged victim on the dating ap Bumble and the she was alleged raped on a date on New Year’s Eve.

Tours of and talks on Legal London: the Royal Courts of Justice, Old Bailey and the Inns of Court.

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