Kate Aubrey-Johnson

Practice

Kate practices in criminal defence and has a wide range of Crown Court experience including cases relating to Class A drugs, robbery and burglary. She continues to practice in the Magistrates Court and the Youth Court.

She has a particular interest and expertise in representing young people, offences involving public order and freedom of expression. Other areas of expertise include the Human Rights Act, disclosure and abuse of process.

Kate is keen to develop her experience in the areas of crime-related judicial review, prisoners rights and civil actions against the police.

Background

Kate has a background in the voluntary sector, which has included work as a research assistant for Liberty (formerly the National Council of Civil Liberties). She also spent several years working as a youth worker before becoming a barrister.

Publications

Articles published in Legal Action and New Law Journal. Case reports for the European Human Rights Law Reports.

Societies

Liberty, Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, National Civil Rights Movement, Administrative Law Bar Association and Legal Action Group.

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