Anisa Kebbati

Notable General Crime cases

R v SJ [2025] Kingston Crown Court

Anisa represented a vulnerable client charged with stalking (involving serious alarm/distress) and threatening to share an intimate photograph. The seriousness of the offences meant that the custody threshold had been met. After extensive mitigation Anisa successfully persuaded the judge that the offence fell into a lower category and obtained a community order of 24 months with requirements as opposed to a 10-month custodial sentence.

R v LC [2025] Snaresbrook Crown Court

Represented a client charged with breaching his suspended sentence (“SSO”) by failing to comply with his community requirements and committing three further offences shortly after the SSO was imposed. Anisa successfully persuaded the Judge to not activate the SSO. The SSO was extended with no additional hours to his unpaid work or RAR days. An additional SSO was imposed for the further offences to run concurrently.

R v JS [2025] Medway Magistrates' Court

Represented a client charged with common assault at trial and secured an acquittal. Anisa highlighted the inconsistencies in the recollection of the Crown’s only witness.

R v JB [2025] Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court

Anisa succeeded in persuading the Crown to offer no evidence against her client charged with common assault. Anisa made representations that there were concerns surrounding the Crown’s evidence which would result in an unfair trial. The case was dismissed.

R v JB [2025] Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court

Anisa represented a client charged with a public order offence (Section 4a). She made representations that the Crown had failed to serve key evidence before the day of trial. Following oral arguments, the Crown offered no evidence against her client.

R v TR [2025] Bromley Magistrates' Court

Represented a client charged with harassment (without violence) and sending communications to cause alarm/distress. Anisa’s client suffered from mental health illnesses and after successful mitigation, he was sentenced to a 12-month community order and a fine.

R v MH [2025] Ealing Magistrates' Court

Anisa represented a client charged with intentional strangulation and assault by beating in a domestic violence context. Anisa persuaded the magistrates court to retain jurisdiction and after persuasive mitigation secured a Community Order of 18 months with conditions.

R v TO [2025] High Wycombe Magistrates' Court

Represented a client charged which breaching his suspended sentence order. Anisa successfully made representations to probation who withdrew all the breaches.