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ZS Jamaica [2013] EWHC 42 (Admin)

Today the High Court ruled that the removal by the Secretary of State for the Home Department of a mother and her son to Jamaica was unlawful. The court also accepted that during the course […]

By Central Chambers On 18/01/2013  0 Comment
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Swift And Sure Justice: It Doesn’t Add Up (Or “August And Everything After”)

Swift and Sure Justice: The Government’s Plans for the Reform of the Criminal Justice System proclaims that, “Magna Carta asserted that “To no one will we refuse or delay right of justice.” Justice delayed is […]

By Central Chambers On 28/08/2012  0 Comment
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In Defence Of Our Legacy

As the London 2012 Olympics drew to a close Jessie J sang: “It’s not about the money, money, money…. Ain’t about the cha-ching, cha-ching, ain’t about the ba-bling, ba-bling… forget about the price tag” …and […]

By Central Chambers On 17/08/2012  0 Comment
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Time Is Precious

As all family practitioners dealing in Private Law Children matters know, time really is of the essence.  The status quo, particularly in private law proceedings, is something that any tribunal is reluctant to alter if […]

By Central Chambers On 10/08/2012  0 Comment
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Failure To Furnish – A Diligent Defence?

The incredibly fashionable use of S.172 Road Traffic Act 1988, which creates a duty to give information as to the identity of a driver in certain circumstances, is consistently being misapplied and misdirected through the […]

By Central Chambers On 06/08/2012  0 Comment
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Ms Nazmun Ismail in Supreme Court Success

RT (Zimbabwe) and others (Respondents) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appellant) KM (Zimbabwe) (FC) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) [2012] UKSC 38. Ms Nazmun Ismail of Central […]

By Central Chambers On 25/07/2012  0 Comment
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Mr Keith Hartley – Jones Joins Chambers

Chambers are pleased to announce that Mr Hartley Jones has joined Chambers following the successful completion of his pupillage at Rose and Dunn Solicitors. Keith initially joins Chambers as a Criminal practitioner, he has also […]

By Central Chambers On 15/03/2012  0 Comment
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New QC Joins Central Chambers

I would like to take this opportunity to inform you that Mr Bernard Richmond QC has agreed to join Chambers as a door tenant. His main area of law is Crime, he also undertakes Actions […]

By Central Chambers On 15/03/2012  0 Comment
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The Inquest Of David Lees

Gwen Henshaw recently represented the family of David James Lees who was unlawfully killed after a night out with friends on 28 October 2006. The only criminal prosecution in the case to date has been […]

By Central Chambers On 15/03/2012  0 Comment
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Mr Jonathan Holt Joins Chambers

It is my pleasure to announce that Mr Jonathan Holt will join Chambers as a tenant on the 1st July 2011. Jonathan has joined Chambers having successfully completed his pupillage at Lamb Buildings, London. He […]

By Central Chambers On 15/03/2012  0 Comment
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