Michael Goold of the Garden Court Chambers Criminal Defence Team represented the defendant.
Ceon Broughton was represented by Stephen Kamlish QC of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team leading Richard Thomas of Doughty Street Chambers instructed by Alastair Lyon of Birnberg Peirce Solicitors.
Jacob Bindman of the Garden Court Chambers Criminal Defence Team, led by Mark Summers QC of matrix chambers, instructed by Rosa Curling of Leigh Day Solicitors represented the intervener, Reprieve
Judy Khan QC, Joint Head of Garden Court Chambers, represented the appellants instructed by Jenny Wiltshire of Hickman & Rose and Steven Bird of Birds Solicitors.
Maya Sikand, Kate-Aubrey Johnson and Danielle Manson of Garden Court have been appointed to the JUSTICE Working Party, 'Racial Disparity in Youth Justice'
Keir Monteith QC was instructed by Mohsin Ariff at Lloyds PR Solicitors.
Clare Wade QC and Lucie Wibberley of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team represented Sally Challen, instructed by Harriet Wistrich of Birnberg Peirce & Partners.
We call on all our colleagues at the Criminal Bar to join us.
Michael Goold represented the Appellant, instructed by Verity Fowler of GT Stewart.
Keir Monteith represented Mr Soroh on appeal against sentence for 2 counts of conspiracy to supply class A drugs. He was instructed by Joanne Lange of MK Law.
On 11 March 2019, the Lord Chancellor will preside over the appointment ceremony where he will formally bestow the title of QC.
Susan Wright was led by Clare Wade QC, both of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team.
David Emanuel of the Garden Court Chambers Crime Team represented the appellant.
Clare Wade QC is instructed by Louise Bullivant, Aitken Harter Solicitors on behalf of Emma-Jayne Magson.
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.
Owen Greenhall of Garden Court Chambers acted for the defendant, instructed by Ben Manovitch of Lloyds PR 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.
In an exceptional ruling, the Administrative Court agreed with David’s submissions that it was arguable that the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) had failed to apply the law properly in the case of a 2004 murder conviction.
