Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 7 January 2015
Young man cleared of murder whilst his co-defendant girlfriend is cleared of perverting the course of justice
The defendants were represented by Catherine Oborne, Nerida Harford-Bell and Sam Parham.



The defendants were represented by Catherine Oborne, Nerida Harford-Bell and Sam Parham.
Smita Shah works with law students to file petitions to UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Henry Blaxland QC represents a pension administrator in a three-month trial at Birmingham Crown Court.
Supreme Court holds that all indeterminate sentence prisoners must be given chance to reform themselves.
The jury at Isleworth Crown Court acquitted the defendant, represented by Maya Sikand, after just eight minutes’ deliberation.
The defendant, represented by Peter Rowlands, was accused of attempting to poison her mother with abrin.
Jury criticises the acts and omissions of a private hospital in a damning narrative verdict. Ifeanyi Odogwu represented the family.
Garden Court is delighted to welcome Helen Foot back to Chambers. Helen returns from maternity leave to continue her practice in public, asylum and immigration law.
Garden Court Chambers is pleased to announce the launch of the Legal Expertise Access Platform (LEAP) – an initiative in support of the rule of law in Africa.
We are now recommended in 13 areas of law, with 99 individual practitioner rankings.
Housing practitioners ask Committee to consider reinstating legal aid to assist with certain housing benefit problems.
Students will be filing a petition at the UN on behalf of jailed Vietnamese bloggers.
Non-association conditions successfully challenged resulting in departure from Court of Appeal’s previous approach.
Maria Stubbings, murdered by her ex-partner, was failed by Essex Police. Rajeev Thacker represented the family.
Catherine Oborne, representing the family, also secured a Preventing Future Deaths report.
Stephen Knafler QC and Patrick Lewis represented the appellant, YM.
Jury criticises G4S prison in damning narrative verdict. The family was represented by Ifeanyi Odogwu.
After a two-year court battle, the DPP has accepted that Bahraini Prince Nasser bin Hamad Al-Khalifa is not immune from prosecution on torture allegations
Mr Tymon, accused of intentionally obstructing an enforcement officer, was represented by pupil barrister Tom Copeland.
Last week, at the Old Bailey, Ali Naseem Bajwa QC and Julia Krish represented a 16-year old defendant cleared of the murder of his mother.