Tony Williams analyses the High Court’s recent ruling in the case of Mansfield v DPP and the newly-opened path to abuse of process applications in the Magistrates’ Court. Where a Defendant seeks to argue that […]
Central Chambers is recruiting a criminal clerk to join our busy clerks’ room. See the details of the vacancy and how to apply here.
As Central Chambers prepares to celebrate 25 years of expert advice and representation, founding member Nazmun Ismail reflects on the journey so far… In 1996, a small and diverse group of like-minded progressive practitioners had […]
It’s hard to believe it but Central Chambers is 25 years old. As part of our celebrations, we are hosting a charity dinner on the 2nd of October 2021 at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in […]
Central Chambers is delighted to announce that Natalie Oakes has commenced her pupillage under the supervision of Joseph Lynch. Central Chambers has provided tenancies to all pupils who completed their pupillage with us. Natalie was […]
Central Chambers is delighted to announce that Ayse Akgol has started her pupillage under Joseph Lynch. The competition for pupillage is almost overwhelming and it is always the sign of truly impressive applicant that they […]
Brexit has had an impact on just about every aspect of life in the UK. It has impacted upon most areas of the justice system of England and Wales. In this article, Rhona Scullion looks […]
William Staunton asks: Are We All Being “Punished” by Lockdown and What is the Impact of Lockdown on Bail? In a recent Crown Court bail variation application, where the issue was a proposed change of […]
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