Elizabeth Garcia, of Garden Court’s crime team, represented one of 12 defendants at Winchester Crown Court, alleged to be involved in a large-scale County Lines drugs supply operation.
We are delighted to announce that Bill Evans has joined the Garden Court Chambers Criminal Defence Team.
Henry Blaxland QC is instructed by Steve Bird of Bird Solicitors, representing Jonathan King.
Emma Fenn of the Garden Court Criminal Defence Team was one of two special advisers to the Committee.
David Emanuel was instructed by Steven Bird of Birds Solicitors.
The defendants were represented by Audrey Cherryl Mogan, Meredoc McMinn and Camila Zapata Besso.
Stephen Kamlish QC, Brenda Campbell QC, Jacob Bindman, Emma Fenn and Alia Akram represented three of the defendants.
Keir Monteith was instructed in the case by Abraar Ayez and Shahid Khan of Advice Wise Solicitors.
Owen Greenhall of the Garden Court Crime Team acted for the appellant.
In light of the CBA ballot results, the government’s proposals on the AGFS will now be accepted.
David Emanuel was instructed in the case by Matt Foot at Birnberg Peirce.
We call on our colleagues across the Criminal Bar to vote against accepting the MoJ's current proposal.
David Emanuel, who represented the client, was instructed by Ali Has of Morgan Has Solicitors.
Ms Scott, who was acquitted, was represented by Owen Greenhall of the Garden Court Crime Team.
Jo Cecil of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team has won the Youth Justice Legal Centre (YJLC) Rising Star Award.
As of 25 May 2018, members of Garden Court Chambers will be implementing a no returns policy in line with the CBA protocol.
We're delighted to announce that Catherine Oborne and Ifeanyi Odogwu have both been shortlisted in the Newcomer category of the LALYs.
Garden Court will not take any criminal work under representation orders dated from 1st April 2018. We will support any days of action proposed by CBA.
Henry Blaxland QC and Alex Rose of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team represented one of the defendants.
Garden Court Chambers will not be undertaking any publicly funded criminal work with legal aid certificates dated from 1st April 2018 and will be operating a “no returns” policy.
