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A Barrister’s Perspective on the Challenges of Applying for FGM Protection Orders Dr Charlotte Proudman provides the National FGM Centre with information and advice regarding FGM Protection Orders, including what evidence is required to support an application. Read more here.
Chambers is very sorry to announce that Sir Desmond de Silva QC, Privy Councillor, Bencher of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, former Head of Argent Chambers and door tenant of our Chambers has sadly passed away over the weekend. Sir Desmond was born in 1939 and was called to the Bar in 1964 and appointed Queen’s Counsel in […]
Goldsmith Chambers joined over 12,000 walkers on the London Legal Walk last week on 21st May 2017. It was a beautiful evening with over £700,000 raised! Chambers raised a total of £925 for the London Legal Support Trust, a very worthy cause. See you there next year!
Anthony Metzer QC has been appointed as a Member of the Council of the Institute of Law and Ethics at Tomsk State University.
Adam Gersch and Sara Wyeth represent horse trainer in fraud case thrown out as abuse of process after disclosure failures unearthed, reported today in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/may/23/fraud-trial-collapses-bha-disclosure-evidence
Adam Gersch and Sara Wyeth, of Chambers’ crime team were instructed by Gary Lesin-Davis at Morgan Rose for the defendant James Hamer who faced 23 counts of fraud and theft. After six weeks of evidence in the trial, the case collapsed when the defence ‘abuse of process’ application was allowed on the basis of non- […]
Victoria Wilson, Chambers’ head of the family practice team, has written a blog post published by the Wellbeing at the Bar website entitled “Why do you want to be a barrister?”. You can read the blog post here. Whilst focusing on the numerous, varied and often quirky reasons why members of the Bar chose this […]
Seven members of Goldsmith Chambers attended the ‘Time for Justice – The Law is Broken’ event at the House of Commons on the 8th May 2018, organised by the Criminal Bar Association and Young Legal Aid Lawyers, supported by a broad coalition, comprising The Bar Council, Young Bar Association, Criminal Law Solicitors Association and the […]
Portsmouth University held a two-day conference on ‘Reflections on the National and International Movement to End FGM’. Charlotte Proudman, barrister and expert in FGM, was invited to present her doctoral research on the barriers to prosecuting FGM in England and Wales.
Sarah Taylor defends second on indictment in seven handed Proceeds of Crime Act final hearing at Birmingham Crown Court. The prosecution initially sought a hidden assets figure in excess of £1,000,000. After 7 days of evidence an order was made in the amount of £30,000. Sarah was instructed by Ryan Downes, specialist POCA consultant.
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