News & Views
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 13 December 2013
Garden Court criminal practitioners take a stand against Government cuts
Garden Court's Crime Team will not be accepting VHCCs at the new rates of pay and will be joining the CBA's day of action on 6 January.
Garden Court Chambers | Friday 13 December 2013
Jury rules that police used police dog to assault young man
A jury has ruled that the police used unreasonable force when they set a police dog on a 17-year-old man. The man was represented by Stephen Simblet.
Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 11 December 2013
Employment Law Bulletin – Issue 159 – 11 December 2013
Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 11 December 2013
Laurie Fransman QC and Jan Luba QC named in inaugural Chambers 100 UK Bar
Garden Court Chambers is delighted to learn that Laurie Fransman QC and Jan Luba QC have been named in Chambers & Partners' inaugural Chambers 100 UK Bar. Chambers & Partners say their new tables recommend the "top barristers practising in England
Garden Court Chambers | Wednesday 11 December 2013
Jury to consider whether Mark Duggan unlawfully killed by police
The jury in the Mark Duggan inquest retired at 15:07 today to consider their conclusions in the 13-week inquest. They must decide how and in what circumstances Mark Duggan came to be shot by a firearms officer during the course of a police operation on 4
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 10 December 2013
Immigration Bulletin - Issue 352 - 10 December 2013
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 10 December 2013
Housing Law Bulletin - Issue 336 - 10 December 2013
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 10 December 2013
Boat race protester saved from deportation
An Australian man living in the UK who had been facing deportation following his disruption of the 2012 Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race has been told he may stay in the UK. He was represented at yesterday's tribunal hearing by Stephanie Harrison QC and Edward
