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Chambers welcomes three new pupils
We are delighted to welcome three new first-six pupils to Chambers.
Jennifer Zhou, Lily Saleh and Victoria Bradshaw all start their first-six pupilages today, and we look forward to seeing them…
Right to a retrial? Maybe. Amendments to the Extradition Act 2003
Imagine that you have moved to the UK to start a fresh chapter. You take up employment, rent a house, perhaps meet a partner and start a family. Some years later you are arrested and brought before…
Tomas McGarvey and Rhys Rosser instructed in Phase 2 of the Southport...
Tomas McGarvey and Rhys Rosser have both been instructed by the Government Legal Department on behalf of core participants in Phase 2 of the Southport Inquiry. Tomas (instructed by Rian Chubb and…
Cases
John Hurlock’s client acquitted in major international drugs conspiracy...
John Hurlock, instructed by Shahnawaz Yaqub of Langfield Law, successfully represented MM who was acquitted by a jury of charges of conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to export ketamine.
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Thomas Daniel successfully represents police officer cleared of breaching...
Tom represented a serving Metropolitan Police Detective, who was accused of gross misconduct in his role supervising an investigation into a dangerous offender.
The case involved a detailed…
Sam Magee KC prosecutes mother for infanticide and attempted murder of her...
Sam Magee KC prosecuted a woman who was sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to the infanticide of her eight-week-old son and the attempted murder of his toddler sister. The…
Seminars & Blogs
Right to a retrial? Maybe. Amendments to the Extradition Act 2003
Imagine that you have moved to the UK to start a fresh chapter. You take up employment, rent a house, perhaps meet a partner and start a family. Some years later you are arrested and brought before…
Lessons from R v X, Y & Z [2026] EWCA Crim 845 (the Attorney...
Background
On 21 May 2026, three teenage boys (X, Y and Z) were sentenced for their roles in two separate incidents involving multiple offences of rape against two teenage girls (C1 and C2) in…
