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Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 5 August 2014

Garden Court International works to protect universal jurisdiction

Barristers write open letter raising concerns about limiting universal jurisdiction in Spain.

Paul ClarkMaria Moodie

Garden Court Chambers | Monday 4 August 2014

Father acquitted of non-accidental head injury death

A father accused of inflicting injuries resulting in his son's death 12 years later has been acquitted of manslaughter at the Central Criminal Court.

Anya Lewis KC

Garden Court Chambers | Friday 1 August 2014

Supreme Court acts with urgency to spare disabled man from imminent eviction

Housing lawyers welcome last gasp decision from the country’s highest court.

Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 30 July 2014

Landmark Supreme Court judgment on human trafficking

Team of Garden Court barristers instructed by Anti-Slavery International in key Supreme Court case.

Kathryn CroninRonan Toal

Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 30 July 2014

CPS to prosecute firearms officer who shot Azelle Rodney

The CPS has announced today that it intends to prosecute the firearms officer who shot Azelle Rodney for murder.

Leslie Thomas KC

Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 29 July 2014

Refuge and Liberty intervene in domestic homicide Supreme Court case

Rajeev Thacker instructed in landmark case attempting to remove police immunity from negligence claims.

Rajeev Thacker

Garden Court Chambers | Monday 28 July 2014

Council’s policy on families with no recourse to public funds unlawful

High Court directs local authority to reconsider its policy on supporting families with no recourse to public funds.

Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 24 July 2014

ICC Appeals Chamber unanimously dismisses Al-Senussi appeal

Paul Clark represents Libyan Government in Al-Senussi appeal at the International Criminal Court.

Paul Clark

Children Law | Thursday 24 July 2014

Rebekah Wilson shortlisted as Family Law Junior Barrister of the Year

We are pleased to learn that Rebekah Wilson has been shortlisted for Family Law Junior Barrister of the Year

Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 23 July 2014

Public law prize awarded at LSE

Garden Court's John Griffith Prize awarded for top performance in public law.

Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 22 July 2014

Home Office unlawfully detained migrant child

High Court rules that Home Office unlawfully detained a migrant child, represented by Shu Shin Luh.

Garden Court Chambers | Monday 21 July 2014

Garden Court Chambers launches Anti-Trafficking Team

Anti-trafficking experts gather at Garden Court for conference on modern slavery

Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 16 July 2014

Supreme Court rules that recall from Home Detention Curfew does not trigger fresh right of review

Amanda Weston represents appellant in Supreme Court prison case.

Amanda Weston KC

Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 15 July 2014

High court quashes decision to refuse citizenship to teenager

Amanda Weston represents 14 year old in judicial review of citizenship refusal.

Amanda Weston KC

Garden Court Chambers | Friday 11 July 2014

Shooting of Cherry Groce caused by serious police failures

Dexter Dias QC and Richard Reynolds win highly critical verdict in Cherry Groce inquest.

Dexter Dias KCRichard Reynolds

Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 10 July 2014

Ali Naseem Bajwa QC and Michael Ivers represent man convicted of terrorism offences in Syria

A British man who went to Syria to fight alongside rebels against government forces has pleaded guilty to preparing to carry out terrorist acts.

Michael Ivers KC

Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 10 July 2014

Unlawful detention breaches Article 3 and Article 5 rights of woman with mental illness

High Court judgment finds that claimant with mental illness was unlawfully detained for 11 months.

Stephanie Harrison KC

Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 8 July 2014

Court of Appeal to decide on right to anonymity of mentally ill man

Stephen Knafler QC and Roger Pezzani represent mentally ill murderer in bid to preserve his anonymity.

Roger Pezzani

Garden Court Chambers | Monday 7 July 2014

Decision to abolish backdating of income support for refugees to be appealed

Court of Appeal to consider whether abolishing backdating of income support for refugees breaches international law

Adrian Berry KCDesmond Rutledge

Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 25 June 2014

Funding granted for Richard Reynolds to be junior counsel in Cherry Groce inquest

Inquest into death of Cherry Groce, who was shot by the Metropolitan police, due to begin next week.

Dexter Dias KCRichard Reynolds
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