Blog 8 February 2018
Mark George QC on why you should consider doing an Amicus internship
If you are human rights lawyer in the making, volunteer to work in a law office in one of the US death penalty states.
Blog 8 February 2018
If you are human rights lawyer in the making, volunteer to work in a law office in one of the US death penalty states.
Blog 31 January 2018
Mark George QC, Head of Garden Court North Chambers, explains why the criminal justice system is at crisis point.
Blog 29 January 2018
Garden Court North Chambers' Lucy Mair discusses R (on the application of NM) v Secretary of State for the Home Department.
Blog 12 January 2018
Garden Court North Chambers' James Stark explains why damages claims for unlawful eviction are in scope for legal aid funding.
Blog 8 January 2018
In this blog Garden Court North Chambers' Matthew Stanbury, a specialist in criminal law and prison law, answers some of those questions.
Blog 19 December 2017
Ben McCormack, an experienced Court of Protection practitioner, on how to ensure that those without capacity are best involved in decision making.
Blog 19 December 2017
Mark George QC on why no decent police officer should have any interest in convicting an innocent person.
Blog 30 November 2017
Elizabeth Mottershaw, a barrister at Garden Court North Chambers, considers attempts by landlords to evade the rules on protecting tenancy deposits.
Blog 30 November 2017
Richard Brigden, a criminal defence and appeals barrister at Garden Court North Chambers, considers the right to protest and the policing of protests.
Blog 24 November 2017
Mark George QC writes about about how Don McPhee's iconic photograph inspires us in our work defending people who stand up for what they believe.
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