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Local Government - Leading Set
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- Challenges to government policy and secondary legislation
- False imprisonment, administrative detention and prisoners’ rights
- Constitutional challenges
- National security and counter-terror measures
- Challenging cuts to public services
- Social welfare and health
- Access to justice
- Criminal justice
- Deaths of which the state could be responsible
- Discrimination
- Public Inquiries
- Trafficking and modern slavery
- Human rights and international humanitarian law
- Support for victims of trafficking
- Support under s117 Mental Health Act 1983
- Human rights and discrimination issues arising in all of these areas
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Jonathan Manning -
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Andrew Dymond -
Annette Cafferkey -
Toby Vanhegan -
Stephanie Smith -
Rowena Wisniewska Sethi -
Dr. Gus Waschefort -
Arran Dowling-Hussey -
Helen McAteer -
Ramya Nagesh -
Lauren Fullerton -
Caroline Roberts-Waterworth -
Christopher Larkin -
Simon McCrossan -
Nikesh Pandit -
Annabel Nuttall Heath -
Selena Jones -
Adam Richardson -
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Richard Beaty -
Michael Harwood -
Ayesha Omar -
Clara Zang -
Vida Simpeh -
Kevin Brown -
Andrew Taylor -
Iulia Stinga -
Hannah Gardiner -
Julie Ball (Non-practising) -
Salmaan Hassanally -
Katie Lines -
Thomas Walsh -
Imogen Sadler -
Fabjola Aruci -
Jasraj Singh Sanghera -
Charlotte Crocombe -
Charlotte Trayers -
Kaykay Marivate -
Poppy Henderson -
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Ilana Hirschberg -
Boris Lazic
International Tenants
Associate Members
Latest News
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In a recent case, Mr Justice Soole confirmed that the Court’s permission is not required before serving proceedings outside the jurisdiction where those proceedings are issued under Part II and Schedule 1 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999.
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We are delighted to announce that Gus Waschefort has been appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel for Public and International Law.
Related Articles & Publications
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Rowena Wisniewska has written a case analysis in partnership with LexisNexis UK.
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The Court of Appeal held that where an assessor's contribution is to the evaluation of the evidence in the case, no obligation of disclosure would normally be required.