News & Views
Administrative and Public Law | Friday 22 December 2023
Louise Hooper co-authors report 'Drone incidents and misuse: Legal Considerations'
Louise Hooper of the Garden Court Public Law Team has co-authored a report with Dr Anna Jackman of the University of Reading.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Criminal Defence, Prisoners’ Rights | Wednesday 20 December 2023
Mark Robinson successfully obtains a Writ of Habeas Corpus
Mark Robinson of the Garden Court Crime Team, instructed by MMA Solicitors, was successful in obtaining a Writ of Habeas Corpus in the High Court (Administrative Court - Kings Bench Division).
Criminal Defence | Wednesday 20 December 2023
Mark Robinson secures acquittal at Wood Green Crown Court
Mark Robinson of the Garden Court Crime Team acted for the defendant, instructed by Bianca St Prix of Lawrence & Co.
Mental Health Law, Court of Protection | Wednesday 20 December 2023
Garden Court counsel successfully oppose Hospital Trust claim that orders permitting compulsory treatment can be implemented and extended by remote examinations
Garden Court’s Stephen Simblet KC and Ollie Persey acted for PQR, instructed by Deborah Robinson through Cartwright King Solicitors, with Garden Court’s Roger Pezzani and Alex Schymyck instructed by Rheian Davies on behalf of Mind.
Family Law, Domestic Abuse | Wednesday 20 December 2023
The Family Court and Domestic Abuse – Any change?
Blog post by Hannah Rought-Brooks of the Garden Court Family Law Team.
Family Law | Wednesday 20 December 2023
Variation and Extension of Supervision Orders under s39(2) Children Act - Giving Supervision Orders some teeth
Blog post by Lorna Cservenka of the Garden Court Family Law Team.
Family Law | Tuesday 19 December 2023
Post adoption contact: recommendations of the Public Law Working Group
Blog post by Laura Williams of the Garden Court Family Team.
International Human Rights, Garden Court International, Civil Liberties and Human Rights | Monday 18 December 2023
Seán Binder interviewed on his humanitarian work which nearly cost him his career in The Times and Law Society Gazette
Garden Court's client Seán Binder interviewed in The Times and the Law Society Gazette on his ordeal of nearly being denied entry to the legal profession due to his ongoing prosecution in Greece for his humanitarian work.
