Garden Court is delighted to announce that four of our barristers have been shortlisted for the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2018.
James Scobie QC and Joanne Cecil are members of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team.
The LCCSA Annual Autumn Conference took place in Seville from 7-8 October.
Garden Court Chambers contributed evidence to the Bach Commission.
Jo Cecil of Garden Court’s Crime and Public Law Teams is an Independent Commissioner on the Bach Commission.
Edward Grieves, Adrian Berry and Jo Cecil were invited to speak at a conference examining the significant international human rights issues of arbitrary revocation of citizenship and statelessness.
Jo is speaking on the use of intermediaries for defendants and the current imbalance defendants face within the criminal justice system.
Garden Court has been shortlisted at the Chambers Bar Awards, whilst Stephanie and our Public Law Team are shortlisted at the Legal 500 Awards.
Joanne Cecil advised in the judicial review proceedings challenging Chris Grayling's refusal to transfer Nadir to Turkey.
Jo Cecil, for Just for Kids Law, and James Mehigan, for Ruddock, are both of Garden Court's Crime Team.
Joanne Cecil and James Mehigan are both members of Garden Court Chambers’ Crime Team.
The winners in these awards are chosen by the Legal 500 as a result of thousands of interviews with firms, sets and counsel.
Sam Parham, Jo Cecil and Catherine Oborne of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team urge the undecided to vote yes in the Criminal Bar Association ballot.
The Court considered whether the safeguards of Annex A on strip searches in PACE Code C apply
Garden Court welcomes Rashida Manjoo to discuss practitioners’ experiences of dealing with victims of violence against women.
