About Sey
Originating from Canada, Sey was called to the Bar in 2017 and competed her pupillage with the Crown Prosecution Service in Birmingham, starting her career as a Crown Prosecutor. In 2019, Sey joined the self-employed bar where she continued to prosecute matters on behalf of the CPS but also conducted a variety of hearings as a criminal defence barrister.
Previously assigned to the Specialist Fraud Division, Sey is experienced in large scale fraud and money laundering matters, but has worked also in family law where often judge made orders from criminal courts co-existed with family court orders, such as non-molestation orders. She has experience with contested non-molestation order hearings and the sensitive handling required for such cases.