Caitrin accepts briefs to appear and advise in criminal, quasi-criminal, and common law matters. She accepts written as well as advocacy briefs for both defence and prosecution, plaintiff and defendant. She has appeared on behalf of private individuals, government agencies, and corporations.
Caitrin has appeared in jury trials in the Supreme Court of Victoria and the County Court of Victoria, as well as for contest, applications, directions and all manner of hearings in the Supreme Court of Victoria, County Court of Victoria, Magistrates' Courts, and the Children's Court, in Melbourne and regional locations.
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In this episode of Brief Chats, Anna Svenson, Director and Principal Clerk at Svenson Barristers, is joined by Barristers Philip Skehan and Caitrin Davis to unpack the history, purpose, and challenges of juries in the justice system. They explore how juries have evolved from panels of peers to representatives of the public, and how they continue to shape verdicts through the lens of community standards.
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