Christopher Quinn writes about an exceptional instance of a judge becoming the adjudicator of both law and fact in a recent criminal trial.
In a recent case of possession with intent to supply and possession of a controlled firearm the sanctity and integrity of ... Read More
Cornwall Street Barristers is pleased to announce Andrew Parker’s tenancy after a successful reduced pupillage.
Prior to being called to the Bar in 2016, Andrew had a highly successful career as a senior police detective. Having ... Read More
Cornwall Street Launches New Immigration Team Making It One Of The Largest In The Midlands
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new Immigration Team! Following specialist Immigration Law Barrister Michael Trevelyan joining Chambers ... Read More
Jonathan Storey Secures Acquittal Of Teacher Accused Of Sexual Misconduct
Jonathan Storey (Instructed by the National Education Union) has yesterday secured the acquittal of a primary school teacher who had faced ... Read More
Kellie Enever Succeeds in her Application to Dismiss in a Conspiracy to Commit s.18 GBH
Kellie recently represented a client who had been charged with conspiracy to commit s.18 wounding with intent in a case with ... Read More
Criminal Law Video Podcasts
We are delighted to showcase as part of our pod-cast series, some of the sessions we ran at our Criminal Law ... Read More
Chambers launches online pupillage brochure and opens pupillage application process for October 2019.
We are delighted to announce that our pupillage application process for the recruitment of pupils starting in October 2019 is now ... Read More
Family Public Law Update – Video Podcast
In our first of a series of video podcasts Juliet Hearne and Gurpreet Rheel discuss the three Court of Appeal decisions ... Read More