Louis-Peter Moll is a skilled jury advocate with a predominantly defence-driven practice comprising serious violence, sex, drugs and fraud. He also works in environmental crime, human rights litigation and appellate work including declarations of incompatibility.
In 2004/5, he undertook a placement in Kingston, Jamaica assisting attorneys on death row trial preparation and appeals. He has also taken pro bono referrals from the Environmental Law Foundation, assisting individuals and communities with environmental legal problems.
In March 2006, he was called to the Faculty of Advocates, Scotland, where he has developed a concurrent criminal practice. As well as working in Scotland and England, he also undertakes cross-border work.
1996 - LLB Hons (Manchester)
1998 - Called to the Bar of England and Wales, Middle Temple
2006 - Called to the Faculty of Advocates, Scotland
Academic Awards
Diplock Scholar and Sir Joseph Cantley Prize Winner
Criminal Bar Association
Environmental Law Foundation
