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In the latest environment law update, Marc, Irena, Paul and Ella take an in-depth look at the Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) judgment. Marc Willers KC and Richard Harvey,…

Following the success of Helen Butcher in an earlier trial concerning the £ Million banking fraud against NatWest Bank, Daniel Jameson and Alex Taylor-Camara secure acquittals for their clients. The…

Stephen Knafler QC, Kathryn Cronin and Bryony Poynor have succeeded in obtaining a reference to the CJEU, from the Court of Appeal, on the question of whether unaccompanied minor asylum…

This event was jointly held by London School of Economics (LSE) Law School in partnership with Garden Court Chambers on 30 April 2024. It provided information and insight on the criminal justice…

In the latest environment law update, Marc, Abigail, Oscar and Acland report on recent important environmental decisions on inclusion of climate impact in environmental impact assessments, standing in judicial review,…

The working party will examine the causes of the BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) disproportionality in the Youth Justice System of England and Wales. JUSTICE said: “At most stages of…

In Bell v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [2024] EWHC 379, Mrs Justice Hill awarded nearly £140,000 in damages to a man whose former wife abducted their son to…

The working party aims to make informed recommendations to reform institutional responses to deaths or other serious incidents where a “systemic pattern of failure” is evident. The needs and experiences…

Garden Court is the pre-eminent Claimant-focused set for Education Law, with sector-leading expertise in school exclusion, discrimination and special educational needs matters. Members of the team are instructed in much…

Central to the decision was the detailed cross-examination of the police witnesses concerning misattributed social media evidence (now increasingly relied upon in cases) and analysis of the phone evidence which…