Edward Hetherington successfully prosecutes murder trial
On 28 August 2024 at Gloucester Crown Court, Samwen Muiruri was convicted by unanimous jury verdicts of the murder of
Standish and its application so far….
In Standish v Standish [2024] EWCA Civ 567 the Court of Appeal recently provided further guidance on the treatment of
Charley Pattison successfully secures Acquittal
Charley Pattison successfully secures acquittal for a defendant accused of multiple counts of rape of his ex-wife. Charley was prosecuted
CBA Wellbeing Protocol
Albion Chambers are pleased to support the CBA Wellbeing Protocol, and in doing so have signed up to this very
Mini-Pupillage
Our Mini-Pupillage application window is now open until Wednesday 31st July. For more information on how to apply please click
Pro Bono Recognition
Albion Chambers is delighted to see Ehsan Oarith recognised in this years Pro Bono Recognition List by the Lady Chief
The Sikh Court and Non-Court Dispute Resolution
On 20th April 2024, 46 Magistrates and Judges of the Sikh Court were sworn in at the Old Hall at
Obtaining information regarding Social Media use in Inquests concerning Children – What you need to know
Many of us will be familiar with the tragic cases that led to the creation of the Online Safety Act
Re T (Adoption Hearing: Involvement of Applicants) [2024] EWCA Civ 189 – Court of Appeal on the role of prospective adopters in adoption applications
In the leading judgment of Sir Andrew McFarlane P (sitting with Lewison and King LLJ), Re T (Adoption Hearing: Involvement
Albion Pupils On Their Feet
We are pleased to announce that Arthur Sutton and Yaavar Afshin have completed their first six months of pupillage and
Charley Pattison: Success in the Court of Appeal
The appellant had been sentenced to 40 months imprisonment for her involvement in a conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
J, Re (Care Plan for Adoption) – Court of Appeal on correct approach to applications for care orders when the plan is for adoption
In J, Re (Care Plan for Adoption) [2024] EWCA Civ 265 the Court of Appeal (LJJs Lewison, Baker and Andrews)