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Garden Court Chambers | Friday 31 May 2024
Garden Court Chambers celebrates 50th Anniversary
This year marks 50 years of Garden Court Chambers winning ground-breaking cases of constitutional importance.
Criminal Defence, Youth Justice & Child Rights | Thursday 6 February 2025
Jury rejects prosecution of joint enterprise murder and finds six black boys not guilty of murder and manslaughter
Counsel acting for the defendants included Icah Peart KC, Keir Monteith KC, Victoria Meads, Daniel Jameson and Gerwyn Wise of the Garden Court Crime Team.
Criminal Appeals, Criminal Defence, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Wednesday 5 February 2025
Tom Wainwright successfully overturns victim of modern slavery’s conviction after 17 years
Tom Wainwright of the Garden Court Crime Team was instructed by Philippa Southwell and Nadia Wahid of Southwell & Partners Solicitors.

Education Law, Administrative and Public Law, School Inclusion Project (SIP) | Tuesday 4 February 2025
Court of Appeal orders urgent hearing in important case on child criminal exploitation and school exclusions
The Appellant is represented by Nicola Braganza KC, Ollie Persey and Alex Temple of Garden Court Chambers. They are assisted by Maya Thomas Davis (first six pupil). In the High Court, the Appellant was also represented by Harry Harris. They are instructed by Kate Ward and Karen May at Bindmans LLP assisted by Tatyana Koleva.
Criminal Defence, Criminal Appeals, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Monday 3 February 2025
Authors of ‘Racial Bias and the Bench’ Report make submission to Independent Review of the Criminal Courts
The co-authors of the report, ‘Racial Bias and the Bench‘, which includes Keir Monteith KC of Garden Court Chambers and Professor Eithne Quinn of The University of Manchester, have made a submission to the Independent Review of the Criminal Courts, led by Former President of the Queen’s Bench Division, Sir Brian Leveson.
