Craig Tuck is a Strategic Litigation Specialist. He has worked all over the world on complex, large-scale civil and criminal litigation focusing on criminal justice and human rights cases. He leads multi-disciplinary teams seeking access to justice against governments and multi-national corporations.
A successful criminal trial lawyer for decades, he is particularly interested in the intersection of human dignity, soul and criminal justice systems – especially in relation to government agencies and business.
Craig has master's degrees in psychology and criminology from University of Cambridge. He has a high-profile in media presence in print, online, and film and has received commendations from high-ranking public officials, the United Nations and some of the top academics and lawyers working in this area.
Craig is known locally and internationally as a “bold advocate” being at the forefront in criminal justice - fighting arbitrary decision making - keeping power in check, promoting the rule of law and improving the lives of marginalised people.