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Cyberflashing: From Criminal Law to Regulatory – Associate Cally Harrington writes for Solicitors Journal
March 10 2026
BIOGRAPHY & EXPERTISE
Cally joined Corker Binning in March 2024. She is a qualified duty solicitor and police station accredited, with Higher Rights of Audience allowing her to conduct advocacy for clients in the Crown Court and the higher courts. Cally regularly advises and represents clients at the police station, providing clear, confident advice and practical support during interviews under caution.
Area of expertise
Cally has developed expertise in corporate crime, general crime, fraud and regulatory matters. She also has experience working on public inquires and sanctions matters.
WORK HIGHLIGHTS
- Advising a consulate in relation to their diplomatic immunities.
- Represented a 16-year-old male accused of grievous bodily harm at the police station. The police took no further action.
- Represented a Defendant accused of duty evasion in excess of four million pounds. The Defendant was acquitted at trial in the Crown Court.
- Represented a client accused of rape at the police station. The police took no further action.
- Advised a high-profile client in relation to allegations that she breached section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986.
- Work relating to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry.
Career
Cally studied law at the University of Durham. She studied her legal practice Course and Masters LLM achieving a distinction whilst completing her training contract at a leading crime firm. Cally was awarded the highest grade ever awarded in her police station accreditation written examination.
Cally also has Criminal Litigation Accreditation with the Law Society which is a recognised quality standard for practitioners in criminal litigation.
- Advising a consulate in relation to their diplomatic immunities.
- Represented a 16-year-old male accused of grievous bodily harm at the police station. The police took no further action.
- Represented a Defendant accused of duty evasion in excess of four million pounds. The Defendant was acquitted at trial in the Crown Court.
- Represented a client accused of rape at the police station. The police took no further action.
- Advised a high-profile client in relation to allegations that she breached section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986.
- Work relating to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry.