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Bond Joseph

Name: Bond Joseph
Address: 65 Burgate, Canterbury, Kent, Kent, CT1 2HJ, GB
Telephone: 01227 453545

Based in Canterbury

Verified Oct 2026

Criminal defence solicitors and advocates at 65 Burgate, Canterbury, acting at police stations and Kent courts.

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About Bond Joseph

Bond Joseph is a criminal defence firm of solicitors and advocates, set up in 1997, with offices at 65 Burgate in Canterbury and in Walderslade. It represents people facing criminal allegations at police stations and in the courts of Kent, from arrest through to trial and appeal, and its site says advice is available around the clock. Its advocates appear regularly at Canterbury and Maidstone Crown Courts. The site also has pages on costs and on private clients.

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Criminal defence Police station representation Crown Court advocacy Private clients

Verified by InKent in October 2026

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