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Latest News
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.
Inquests and Inquiries, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Tuesday 8 October 2024
Danny Jay Anderson: Inquest hears of serious failures of Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust
Danny Jay Anderson, aged 35, died on 30 March 2023 by suicide contributed to by neglect, just two months after being discharged from the care of Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (‘the Trust’). HM Coroner Nadia Persaud determined that Danny died by suicide, contributed to by the neglect of the Trust. The Inquest exposed […]
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 3 October 2024
Garden Court secures top tier rankings in the Legal 500 UK 2025
Garden Court Chambers is delighted to be recognised once again in Tier 1 of the Legal 500 for Immigration law and Social Housing law. Garden Court is the only set in Tier 1 for immigration. Congratulations to our Crime, Inquest & Inquiries, Police law, Family, Court of Protection, Community Care, Public Law and Civil Liberties teams for their leading set rankings. We are especially delighted that our Court of Protection Team […]
Criminal Defence | Wednesday 2 October 2024
Mark Robinson secures acquittal for defendant charged with drug trafficking
Mark Robinson secured an acquittal for the defendant in Isleworth Crown Court. The defendant was charged with the offence of being knowingly concerned in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition, after cocaine with a street value of nearly 2 million pounds was found in their suitcase at Heathrow Airport. The defendant travelled from the Caribbean and checked their […]
Criminal Defence | Monday 30 September 2024
Jacob Bindman acts for young defendant charged with terrorism offences
Jacob Bindman acted for the young defendant in this long-running case involving multiple sets of proceedings under s.2 of the Terrorism Act 2006. Having successfully argued that one of the charges did not fall within the definition of a “terrorist publication”, the boy was eventually handed a non-custodial sentence for the remaining offences under s.2 and related breaches of […]
Upcoming Events
Free Webinar – Judicial Review Update
Tuesday 15 October 2024
Online
1-2:15pm
You are invited to join our speakers for a lunchtime roundup of important developments in public law including practice points, intensity of review in judicial review cases, mandatory orders, and the public sector equality duty. Our leading public law barristers have a long-standing reputation for taking on cutting-edge challenges against public authorities. We help our clients pursue public […]
Free Hybrid Event – Lessons Learned? Are Prevention of Future Death Reports Fit for Purpose?
Wednesday 23 October 2024
Chambers & Online
6-7.30pm
The House of Lords Statutory Inquiries Committee published its report on 16 September 2024 recommending a new joint Public Inquiries Committee to monitor implementation of recommendations, in order to enhance public trust in the inquiry process. It also recommended sufficient resourcing of the Cabinet Office Inquiries Unit established in 2019. There is no equivalent for inquests. […]
