Aziz Hussein joined Stokoe Partnership Solicitors as a paralegal in the East London office in November 2020 and he studies business and law at university,

He works in the Crime department, assisting in all criminal matters. He is in the process of becoming an accredited police station representative.

Aziz studied at Oxford Brookes University.

 

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25 Jun 2026

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, in Computer Weekly

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s announcement that it will deploy static live facial-recognition (LFR) cameras across the West End and Soho by the end of 2026. Maria’s comments were published in Computer […]

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25 Jun 2026

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, in Computer Weekly

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28 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on UK sanctions targeting crypto networks, in New Law Journal

Partner Richard Cannon comments on the UK government’s recently announced sanctions targeting crypto and illicit finance networks used to support Russian sanctions evasion. Richard’s comments were published in New Law Journal, 27 May 2026. “Today’s […]

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28 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on UK sanctions targeting crypto networks, in New Law Journal

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06 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on post-Brexit extradition hurdles, in The Independent

Commenting in The Independent, Partner Richard Cannon explains why post-Brexit extradition rules could prevent Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner from being extradited from Germany to the UK. Richard’s comments were published in The Independent, 6 […]

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06 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on post-Brexit extradition hurdles, in The Independent