Burglary – Appeal – Guidelines – Manifestly Excessive – Sentencing – Credit Miss Beswick and Mr Nikolich were recently involved the appeal against sentence of Mr C and Mr B. Mr C and Mr B […]
We are delighted to announce that, owing to the ongoing success and expansion of Central Chambers, we are inviting applications from potential clerks to the Family Team. See our advertisement by clicking here.
Central Chambers would like to extend a huge thanks to all pupils from the Northern Circuit who attended our First-Six Q&A Panel Event at Ziferblat in Manchester. Our panel was made up of Central Chambers’ […]
The Financial Remedies Court – an update by Dr Alex Khan As financial remedies practitioners, we often remind our lay client that the family court is not a tribunal that has the infrastructure to consider […]
Despite new legislation bringing into force the offence of assaulting an emergency worker, there are as yet no guidelines to assist courts when sentencing for this offence. Tony Williams scrutinises the recommendations made by the […]
Central Chambers is delighted to announce that Betsy Hindle has commenced her pupillage under the supervision of Benjamin Knight. The competition for pupillage is almost overwhelming and it is always the sign of truly impressive […]
An appeal by way of case stated from a decision of the Crown Court which quashed Mr Barreto’s conviction for driving a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone, contrary to S.41D of the […]
Following recent prosecutions for driving whilst uninsured where drivers have given incorrect or suspicious insurance details, Tony Williams reminds us when fraud is actually committed – and whether a lack of thorough investigation is allowing […]
