Amelia Trem
Amelia brings a thoughtful and personable approach to her work, combining pragmatism with empathy.
She builds strong relationships with both lay and professional clients, putting people at ease through clear communication and an approachable manner. She is a committed and determined advocate, focused on achieving the best possible outcomes for those she represents.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Amelia enjoyed a successful career as a classical musician, having studied at Chetham’s School of Music and the Royal Northern College of Music. Her performance background sharpened her attention to detail, discipline, and ability to remain composed under pressure, qualities that transferred seamlessly to her legal practice.
Amelia completed pupillage under the supervision of Katrina Wilson in October 2025 and now enjoys a busy practice, both prosecuting and defending, across the Midland Circuit.
Amelia has a passion for music and studied performance at the Royal Northern College of Music.
Inn: Inner Temple
Prizes
BMus (Hons) Royal Northern College of Music.
Graduate Diploma in Law, University of Law.
Bar Practice Course, University of Law - Advocacy Scholar (Outstanding).
Runner up, Hammond Cup 2025.
Winner, Castle Gate Chambers Speed Moot, 2024.
Affiliations
Grade 1 prosecutor.
Midland Circuit.
Recent Cases
R v JS (2025) Defended a man charged with intentional strangulation and two batteries.
R v DR (2025) Prosecuted a man charged with causing grievous bodily harm against his partner.
R v RR (2025) Prosecuted a man charged with burglary.
R v SG (2025) Represented an appellant at the Crown Court appealing a Destruction Order made at the Magistrates court in relation to their family dog.