Saul joined 3 Temple Gardens following the successful completion of his pupillage in March 2010.

He has experience in all areas of criminal law and receives instructions for cases in the Crown, Youth, and Magistrates' Courts. He has appeared in a range of serious and complex cases dealing with allegations of violence, dishonesty, drugs and sexual offences. He is regularly instructed in road traffic cases, confiscation hearings and other civil law proceedings where there is a criminal law element.

Saul is frequently instructed in cases arising from protracted domestic disputes. His clear and incisive manner helps to cut through the many disagreements between the parties and give the client confidence that the case can be fought in an efficient and effective way.

Notable cases   

R v SA - Aquittal on a charge of affray after raising self defence and defence of another. The defendant had inflicted four stab wounds on a second man who was also wielding a knife.

R v RA - Four allegations of sexual assault by four seperate complainants. The case was complicated by the defendant's mental health which resulted in the hearing becoming an acts and omissions hearing.