Isaac is a pupil at Garden Court and is hoping to build a practice in public law, human rights, immigration and asylum. His pupillage is supervised by Amanda Weston QC (first six) and Alex Taylor-Camara (second six).
Isaac has previously worked for a number of non-profit organisations, including Bail for Immigration Detainees and the Public Law Project, and has volunteered for several months in Dunkirk refugee camp and on death row in the United States.
He has substantial experience as a paralegal, working on and helping to draft representations and grounds for claims in asylum, judicial review, and extradition.
Isaac is on the executive committee of Legal Sector Workers United.
Background
Isaac has previously worked for a number of non-profit organisations, including Bail for Immigration Detainees and the Public Law Project, and has volunteered for several months in Dunkirk refugee camp and on death row in the United States.
Isaac obtained a first class honours degree at University College London, where he won the Sweet & Maxwell Prize for achieving the highest overall performance in the final year of his studies. He was awarded a full scholarship to fund the BPTC.
Publications
The gap between the legal aid means regulations and financial reality - research briefing - Public Law Project
Detained Migrants Are Workers. They Belong in the Trade Union Movement - Novara Media
Solidarity in action - and it works - The Justice Gap
Prison profits over healthcare - Red Pepper
The Freedom Lottery - Bail for Immigration Detainees
Case notes
R (Tag Eldin Ramadan Bashir & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor [2018] UKSC 45 - UK Supreme Court Blog
Professional Membership
Legal Sector Workers United (Executive Committee)
Haldane Society of Lawyers
