News & Views
Administrative and Public Law, Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Immigration Law | Wednesday 11 July 2018
Home Office admits it unlawfully detained and separated a father from his daughter, who remained in care and at imminent risk of adoption
The father and daughter are represented by Stephanie Harrison QC and Shu Shin Luh of Garden Court Chambers.
Administrative and Public Law | Tuesday 10 July 2018
Legal Aid Agency settles the case on the correct application of legal aid statutory charges in damages cases and test cases
Tim Baldwin was instructed by Trevor Hatton of the Public Law Team at Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Inquests and Inquiries | Thursday 5 July 2018
Inquest into the death of Terry Smith concludes neglect contributed to death involving excessive restraint by Surrey Police
Una Morris and Leslie Thomas QC representing the family instructed by Nia Williams of Saunders Law.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Claims Against the Police and Public Authorities | Thursday 5 July 2018
Three men win malicious prosecution claim against police over Daniel Morgan murder
Stephen Simblet was instructed by Guile Nicholas Solicitors to represent Garry Vian.
Criminal Defence | Thursday 5 July 2018
Three campaigners cleared of disrupting Cardiff defence industry event
The defendants were represented by Audrey Cherryl Mogan, Meredoc McMinn and Camila Zapata Besso.
Protest Rights, Protest Rights, Protest Rights | Wednesday 4 July 2018
Six environmental campaigners appear in High Court this week to challenge broad injunction sought by UK Oil and Gas (UKOG)
Garden Court's Stephanie Harrison QC, Tim Baldwin, Stephen Simblet and Owen Greenhall are instructed in the case by Michael Oswald of Bhatt Murphy Solicitors.
Claims Against the Police and Public Authorities | Monday 2 July 2018
Merseyside police ordered to pay compensation to couple after police officer breached their rights under article 8 following complaint about his conduct
Una Morris was instructed on behalf of the couple by Iain Gould at DPP Law Ltd.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Inquests and Inquiries | Friday 29 June 2018
Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield to go on trial for manslaughter by gross negligence
The trial of Mr Duckenfield is currently listed to start on 10 September.
