Emily Jarron
Emily became a tenant in October 2025 following the successful completion of pupillage at 5 Paper Buildings.
Emily is developing a busy Crown Court practice and accepts instructions to prosecute and defend across the full range of criminal work. Her recent cases have included sexual offences, violence, drug offences, weapons and a variety of road traffic matters.
Prior to pupillage, Emily worked as a paralegal at a leading criminal defence firm in Central London where she assisted in the representation of a Core Participant in the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. She has volunteered with the Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union, representing workers in internal disputes and the School Consent Project.
Recent Cases
R v F (Reading Crown Court): Represented a defendant charged with assault emergency worker. Following trial involving video evidence adduced by the Crown, the jury returned a unanimous not guilty verdict.
R v C (Northampton Magistrates’ Court): Instructed to represent a defendant charged with sexual assault who was acquitted following trial.
R v F (Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court): Represented a defendant charged with assault by beating in a domestic setting who was acquitted following trial.
R v L (Croydon Magistrates’ Court): Instructed to represent a defendant charged with driving offences. Following trial, the defendant was acquitted.
R v J (Isleworth Crown Court): Prosecuting an appeal against conviction including offences of possession of a bladed article, threats to kill and assault by beating.
Education
- 2022 - 2023: BPTC, Inns of Court College of Advocacy
- 2021 - 2022: GDL, City Law School
- 2017 - 2021: Politics (MA), University of Glasgow
Scholarships and Prizes
- 2025: Winner, Inner Temple Pupil Advocacy Prize
- 2022: Duke of Edinburgh Award (Inner Temple)
- 2022: Exhibition Scholarship (Inner Temple)
Appointments
- CPS General Crime: Level 1
Professional Membership
- The Honourable Society of Inner Temple
