News & Views
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 26 September 2014
Police failed Arsema Dawit inquest concludes
An inquest into the death of Arsema Dawit has found that she was let down by the police after she reported her ex-boyfriend's threatening behaviour to them.
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 25 September 2014
Sean Rigg police officer fails in resignation judicial review challenge
The High Court has dismissed a challenge by a police officer who sought to resign before misconduct proceedings relating to the death of Sean Rigg were concluded
Children Law | Monday 22 September 2014
Garden Court supports Rights of Women's legal challenge
Members of Garden Court Chambers joined the demonstration on Friday against government's changes to legal aid which are preventing victims of domestic abuse from getting legal aid in family law cases.
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 16 September 2014
Garden Court Chambers to participate in Open House London 2014
Garden Court Chambers is delighted to be part of Open House London weekend again on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September 2014.
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 16 September 2014
High Court rules length of Moroccan national's detention unlawful
The High Court has found that the final eight months of a Moroccan national's 22-month immigration detention were unlawful - Mustafa Fardous v SSHD
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 12 September 2014
Defendant with Asperger syndrome acquitted of all charges
Catherine Oborne represents defendant in racially aggravated harassment case.
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 8 September 2014
Defendant acquitted for calling police officer a Taff
Mr Davis, represented by Sam Parham and Catherine Oborne, cleared of racially aggravated harassment.
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 4 September 2014
Campaign highlights impact of legal aid cuts on Gypsies and Travellers
Gypsies and Travellers launch No Mad Laws campaign with the help of supporting organisations.
