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• Category: Publications
  • Review of Civil Prevention Orders under the Sexual Offences Act 2003
  • Nicholls, Montgomery & Knowles on The Law of Extradition & Mutual Assistance (3rd Edition)
  • Human Rights & Criminal Justice (3rd Edition)
  • Serious Economic Crime: A Boardroom Guide To Prevention & Compliance
  • Corruption & Misuse of Public Office (2nd edition)
  • Police Misconduct, Complaints & Public Regulation
  • The Law of Extradition & Mutual Assistance – International Criminal Law: Practice & Procedure
  • Blackstone’s Guide to the Fraud Act 2006 (OUP 2007)
  • Corruption & Misuse of Public Office (OUP 2006)
  • Competition Litigation in the UK
• Category: News
  • Man jailed for killing father
  • No case to answer in protest trial
  • Rebecca Hadgett appointed Fee-Paid Judge of the First Tier Tribunal
  • PC David Carrick pleads guilty to multiple serious sexual offences
  • Three Raymond Buildings to host a Pupillage Q&A on 25th January 2023 from 17:30 to 19:30
  • Applications open for pupillage at Three Raymond Buildings
  • ‘Investigatory Powers Tribunal finds IOPC to have acted unlawfully and delivers important ruling on what amounts to an ‘interception’
  • Metropolitan Police officer cleared at Old Bailey after pursuit deaths
  • Court overturns US claim to military jurisdiction in death by careless driving case
  • Court of Appeal upholds highest fine in fire safety
  • Rachel Scott wins Chambers Bar Award
  • Privy Council dismisses appeal in FIFA corruption case
  • Murder Conviction – 42 years after the crime
  • Yassar Yaqub inquest determines that he was lawfully killed
  • Hugo Keith KC and Clair Dobbin KC: the UK Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic
  • Chambers & Partners UK 2023 and Legal 500 Rankings Announced
  • Tristan Bullock acquitted of murder
  • Publication of final IICSA report
  • Hugo Keith KC nominated for Global Investigations Review Award
  • Hugo Keith KC and Bo-Eun Jung: the UK Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic
  • New Tenants – Ella Crine and Rosa Bennathan
  • Hugo Keith KC & Rachel Scott to speak at DELF Annual Conference
  • Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
  • Modern slavery trial stayed as an abuse of process
  • Misconduct Hearing into Senior Gwent Police Officers Concludes
  • Rachel Scott nominated for Chambers Bar Award
  • Hugo Keith KC & Rachel Scott represent Russian businessman Petr Aven in relation to account freezing applications
  • Supreme Court Judgment handed down in R v Andrewes
  • Court of Appeal overturn the conviction of a serving police officer
  • £40 million confiscation case continues
  • 3RB Awards the Fifth Nicholls Prize for Advocacy
  • Amine Laouar sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum 38 year term
  • Thomas Bushnell
  • Chambers & Partners Financial Crime High Net Worth Rankings released
  • Successful private prosecution for secret commissions and money laundering from China
  • Helen Malcolm KC, Hugh Davies OBE KC & Saba Naqshbandi nominated for Legal 500 Awards
  • The Public Inquiry into the death of Jermaine Baker concluded today
  • New tenant – Amanda Bostock
  • Jonathan Ashley-Norman QC appears in the Supreme Court
  • Bo-Eun Jung & Daniel Mansell appointed to Covid-19 Public Inquiry legal Team
  • Vega Traders’ High Court challenge to the Financial Conduct Authority
  • Clair Dobbin QC has been appointed to the Queen’s Counsel legal team for the Public Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic
  • Privy Council hears extradition appeal in FIFA corruption case
  • Reka Hollos and Genevieve Woods to speak at Webinar in relation to IICSA’s publication of its Residential Schools Investigation Report
  • Rachel Barnes officially appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Kitty St Aubyn
  • Publication of IICSA report into residential schools
  • Yemeni politician removed from UN global terrorism blacklist
  • BBC application to name alleged MI5 agent
  • Rachel Barnes speaking at Webinar on Russian sanctions
  • Dea-John Reid: Boy ‘hunted down’ and murdered, court hears
  • Extremist ordered to read books is jailed
  • A Met Police officer has been cleared of causing the death of an elderly pedestrian by careless driving
  • Finance Professor cleared of assault
  • Man jailed for life for murder of ‘defenceless grandmother’
  • Former Chief Information Officer sentenced for bribery and false accounting offences
  • Dagenham Iceland killing
  • Hugo Keith QC has been appointed as Lead Counsel to the Public Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic
  • James Hines QC and Neil Saunders appointed Visiting Professors of BPP University Law School
  • Independent safeguarding review published
  • BUPA Care Homes (ANS) Limited fined £937,500 following death in a care home
  • Rachel Barnes appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • New Tenants – Jessica Hocking, Felix Keating & Kiera Oluwunmi
  • The High Court reverses the decision to extradite Julian Assange
  • NatWest Bank fined over £264 Million
  • Golfer Thorbjorn Olesen cleared of sexual assault
  • Hearing into former Spanish King’s request for Sovereign Immunity begins at the Royal Courts of Justice
  • Pupillage application advice clinics
  • Jury return verdict at Inquest touching upon the death of Lamont Roper
  • Rachel Barnes assists in Bar Council initiative to create more accessible and inclusive chambers
  • National guidance issued to prevent exploitation on county lines
  • The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions successfully appeals whether the administration of the childcare element of universal credit is discriminatory to women or irrational
  • Education Workforce Council succeeds on first statutory appeal
  • Stalking Protection Order granted for 5 years in relation to Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (aka Tommy Robinson)
  • Metropolitan Police officer cleared of causing moped rider’s death during chase
  • Met Police Officers Cleared in Police Shooting Case
  • National Westminster Bank PLC Pleads Guilty
  • Rachel Barnes chairs the Global Investigations Review Sanctions Roundtable
  • Publication of IICSA report into religious organisations
  • Jake Rollinson found guilty of the murder of Joe Whitchurch
  • Saba Naqshbandi nominated for Chambers Bar Award
  • Verdicts reached in the murder of Anthony Akeola
  • Matthew Butt QC appointed as a Deputy High Court Judge
  • Unlawful killing verdict returned in inquest
  • Hugo Keith QC speaks at GIR Live London 2021
  • Chambers & Partners Financial Crime High Net Worth Rankings released
  • Croydon tram crash inquests
  • Bobby Rogers acquitted of double murder at the Old Bailey
  • Barnes et al (eds) ‘The Guide to Sanctions – Second Edition’ (2021, GIR)
  • Visit by London Academy of Excellence, Tottenham, to Gray’s Inn
  • National Crime Agency v Suleyman Javadov and Izzat Khanim Javadova – Westminster Magistrates’ Court
  • The Metropolitan Police seize record £114m worth of Cryptocurrency
  • Andrew Hall inquest Jury determines all police actions necessary, proportionate and justified
  • Lawful Killing conclusion for terrorist shot dead on London Bridge
  • Inquest finds man shot dead by Police was lawfully killed
  • Jury Returns Unlawful Killing Conclusion in Fishmongers’ Hall Inquests
  • Zabalotnyi v Hungary and the impact of the Supreme Court’s judgment
  • Three Raymond Buildings Awards the Fourth Nicholls Prize for Advocacy
  • Zabolotnyi v The Mateszalka District Court, Hungary [2021] UKSC 14
  • GPT pleads guilty to corruption charge on agreed basis
  • Hugo Keith QC speaks at IBA Webinar
  • Trial begins for Police Officer charged with murder of former footballer
  • Former Serco bosses cleared of hiding £12m in profits from electronic tagging contracts
  • Police withdraw £1.1M Account Freezing Orders
  • PI v Svishtov Regional Prosecutor’s Office (C-648/20 PPU)
  • Counsel from Three Raymond Buildings appear in the Fishmongers’ Hall Inquests
  • Edmund Gritt appointed Assistant Coroner for South London
  • Webinar: ‘Harmony or divergence? Effective judicial protection as concepts of EU and UK law.’
  • Restraint order discharged that was obtained on behalf of the Vatican
  • Interim Stalking Protection Order granted in relation to Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (aka Tommy Robinson)
  • Judgment given in End Violence Against Women Coalition judicial review proceedings
  • Bill Emlyn Jones, Clair Dobbin and Ben Watson officially appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • UK extradition reference to Court of Justice of the European Union
  • Jessica Hocking wins the James Hunt prize
  • Zabolotnyi (Appellant) v The Mateszalka District Court, Hungary (Respondent)
  • FCA Insider Dealing Prosecution
  • Helen Malcolm QC speaking at ‘Putting Principles into Practice: Mock Admissibility Hearing on Open Source Evidence’
  • Not guilty verdict in Winchester Crown Court murder trial
  • 3RB Awards the Third Nicholls Prize for Advocacy
  • Middle Temple Pupillage Application Advice Clinic
  • The End Violence Against Women coalition bring judicial review proceedings in the High Court
  • Covid-19: Chambers update
  • Lead case on disaggregation in Romanian sentences
  • Post-Brexit extradition arrangements clarified
  • The Circuiteer – News from the South Eastern Circuit (December 2020)
  • SFO Prosecution Counsel Panel appointments
  • William Emlyn Jones, Clair Dobbin & Ben Watson appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • R (Charles & Dunn) v Foreign Secretary
  • Jury retires in Essex lorry manslaughter trial
  • Alisdair Williamson QC named Barrister of the Week by The Lawyer
  • Ex-Freshfields partner wins High Court appeal against misconduct finding
  • Rachel Barnes Speaking At The Bar Conference Special International Session
  • Russian airline extradition case
  • Jane Humphryes QC
  • Heads of Chambers Announcement
  • Alexander Cameron QC
  • Metropolitan Police Service Secures First Slavery And Trafficking Risk Orders
  • Open Verdict In Dubai Honeymoon Death Inquest
  • Court of Appeal Reinstates Orders Screening Police Officers At Inquest
  • Chambers & Partners UK 2021 and Legal 500 Rankings Announced
  • High Profile SRA Appeal Begins In High Court
  • The Big Voice Model Law Commission Event
  • Rachel Barnes speaking as a panelist on Applicants with a Disability – Pupillage Fair 2020
  • Trial of Dominic Chappell underway at Southwark Crown Court
  • Unaoil’s man in Iraq sentenced
  • Essex lorry manslaughter trial begins
  • New Tenant – Charles McCombe
  • Three Raymond Buildings nominated for Chambers & Partners Bar Award
  • High Court refuses judicial review claim by mother of ‘Jihadi Beatle’
  • GPT appears in court on corruption charge
  • Protecting Children in Armed Conflict
  • Nine Counsel from Three Raymond Buildings appear in the Manchester Arena Inquiry
  • Barnes et al (eds) ‘The Guide to Sanctions’ (2020, GIR)
  • 3 Raymond Buildings – limited re-opening
  • HMRC withdraws Account Forfeiture application
  • International aid worker registration scheme
  • Charity Commission publishes statutory inquiry report into RNIB
  • Landmark Unexplained Wealth Order case
  • Costs Awarded in POCA Bank Account Forfeiture Case
  • 3 Raymond Buildings and Covid-19
  • Account Freezing and Forfeiture Orders, Archbold Review
  • Kevin Baumber appointed Assistant Coroner for Hertfordshire
  • New Tenant – Ruby Shrimpton
  • Acquittals in the Barclays-Qatar trial
  • Legal 500 – Crime Set of the Year
  • James Lewis QC named Lawyer of the Week by The Times newspaper
  • Sarah Le Fevre appointed Assistant Coroner for Gwent
  • Rachel Barnes and Ryan Dowding on account freezing and forfeiture orders
  • Airbus enters into historic global resolution of bribery and corruption allegations
  • Police Federation call for change after officer acquitted
  • Matthew Butt appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Woman found guilty of ‘Medieval duel’ murder of ex husband
  • Officer cleared of giving student protestor brain injury
  • Court of Appeal reduce sentence in sexual assault case from 8 years to 5 years
  • Hugo Keith QC, Neil Saunders and 3RB nominated for Legal 500 Awards
  • Diamond Tycoon Extradition
  • Kevin Baumber wins Chambers Bar Award
  • New Tenants – Ciju Puthuppally and Ryan Dowding
  • Zamira Hajiyeva
  • £7M+ Confiscation ordered against former company executives
  • Rachel Barnes speaking on sanctions in Cyprus and Jersey
  • Ben Brandon
  • Nicholas Yeo appointed as a Recorder
  • Patrick Gibbs QC, Kevin Baumber & Sarah Le Fevre receive nominations for Chambers Bar Awards
  • Govia Thameslink Railway Limited fined £1m
  • Stephen Port’s drug dealer convicted of murder
  • London Bridge Terrorist Attack Inquests
  • Anthony Grainger Inquiry concludes
  • Belgian EAWs for human trafficking discharged
  • Former Company Director sentenced for £12m bribery scheme
  • Young father died by ‘misadventure’
  • Account Freezing Order (AFO) discharged
  • Former Company Director pleads guilty to £12M bribery scheme
  • Saba Naqshbandi appointed Assistant Coroner for Inner North London
  • Multi Million Fraud Gang Convicted
  • Bill Emlyn Jones appointed Senior Treasury Counsel
  • UN Security Council delists Tunisian national from sanctions list
  • Allegations of gross misconduct arising from moped collision with police vehicle found not proved
  • Turkey fails in attempt to extradite media boss from UK
  • 21st Commonwealth Law Conference in Zambia
  • US, EU and UK Sanctions
  • Regulatory List Appointments
  • Design right infringement in the fashion industry
  • Police Officer Acquitted of ABH and perverting the course of justice
  • OFSI gears up to use its civil enforcement powers
  • Officers cleared of misconduct over death of Sean Rigg in custody
  • Sanctions enforcement set to increase
  • BBC Asian Network editor found not guilty of ‘honest mistake’
  • Richard Wormald appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Patrick Gibbs QC & Ben Summers win Legal 500 Awards
  • South Thanet election agent acquitted
  • Japanese pilot sentenced
  • Politically motivated extradition request by Turkey refused
  • Seminar: Protecting Clients Before Charge
  • Alisdair Williamson QC co-author to CBA report into the working of Section 41
  • Mrs A – extradition request for lady alleged to have spent £16m at Harrods
  • Inquiry on Protecting Children in Conflict calls for urgent international law reform
  • Privacy rights in the Commonwealth
  • New Tenant – Stuart Biggs
  • High Court hears the first ever Unexplained Wealth Order
  • Ex-HSBC FX Trader Wins Rare U.K. Order Blocking Extradition to U.S.
  • Hugh Davies QC appointed to lead investigation into the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
  • Officer cleared after smashing through suspect’s windscreen
  • Firm fined £145k over workers’ deaths
  • Sanctions: Challenging Designations
  • Bupa fined £3M
  • Couple found guilty of murdering French au pair
  • ‘Trading Blows’: Rachel Barnes is quoted in The Law Gazette sanctions article
  • Moped robbers guilty of murder
  • Man jailed for Finsbury Park murder
  • 3RB Awards the First Nicholls prize for Advocacy
  • Nicholas Yeo successfully resists Article 8 Claim brought against the Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police
  • Inquiry on Protecting Children in Conflict presents its findings
  • British Airways baggage handlers sentenced
  • Hugo Keith QC and Clair Dobbin in successful Article 2 judicial review
  • Report into Cyril Smith and the sexual abuse of children in Rochdale
  • Civil Recovery Order in SFO Chadian Corruption case
  • Hours cut for Juju
  • Northumbria officer cleared
  • 3RB Launches the Nicholls Prize for Mooting
  • The “body in the freezer” – uncle convicted of double rape and murder
  • London Bridge Terrorist Attacks PIR
  • Westminster Bridge & Palace of Westminster Terrorist Attacks PIR
  • Record fines imposed following prosecution under Data Protection Act
  • New Falklands Chief Justice appointed
  • High Court judgment in Iraqi Civilians v Ministry of Defence
  • Matthew Butt appointed Bencher of Gray’s Inn
  • Nicholas Yeo wins Legal 500 Award
  • A 3RB tribute to Jeremy Hutchinson
  • Nightclub Acid Attack
  • Officers cleared after ‘unprecedented and unexplained’ delays by IPCC
  • Police officers cleared of misconduct following the death of Henry Hicks
  • Met Police officer cleared of rape and sexual assault
  • Officers cleared of gross misconduct over the death of a mental health patient
  • Defendants convicted in £10 Million cocaine conspiracy
  • Policemen cleared of lying to inquest about Kingsley Burrell’s death
  • New Tenant – Genevieve Woods
  • Corruption and Misuse of Public Office Book released
  • Peter Ferdinand acquitted of conspiracy to bribe
  • Three Raymond Buildings and Matthew Butt nominated for Chambers & Partners Bar Awards
  • Bar Council’s English-Cypriot Law Day in Limassol, Cyprus
  • Double murderer and “PC Fantasist” convicted
  • “Three Musketeer” jihadi terrorists jailed for life
  • Detective Inspector cleared of gross misconduct
  • Officers cleared of ABH and misconduct
  • Success in 14-year Extradition battle
  • South Yorkshire Chief Constable’s resignation-call ‘unlawful’
  • 3RB Awards the Twentieth Du Cann Memorial Prize
  • Former Chief Secretary of Hong Kong appeal
  • Officers cleared of misconduct and gross misconduct
  • Rachel Barnes joins ‘children in conflict’ international inquiry panel
  • Duggan Inquest Appeal Verdict
  • Businessman cleared of manslaughter
  • Victoria Gayle sentenced
  • Thomas Orchard death in custody
  • Southwark Council ordered to pay over £500,000
  • Clive Nicholls QC
  • Indefinite hospital Order for Russell Square killer
  • Rachel Barnes appointed to Attorney General’s Public International Law ‘B’ Panel
  • James Lewis QC appointed Election Commissioner
  • Cambridge graduate jailed after breaching court order concerning stolen trade secrets
  • Public inquiry into police shooting of Anthony Grainger opens
  • Alisdair Williamson appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Supreme Court Judgment – Guraj
  • NHS Trust Fined Following Patient Death
  • “Grindr Serial Killer” convicted
  • Met police custody sergeant cleared of perjury
  • Hugh Davies OBE QC wins Chambers Bar Award
  • New Tenants – Thomas Bushnell and Rebecca Hadgett
  • Military Equipment Corruption
  • Lawful Killing conclusion in James Fox Inquest
  • Network Rail fined £4m for death on level crossing
  • Times Lawyer of the week – Matthew Butt
  • Colonel Kumar Lama Acquitted
  • Convictions in Gangland Murder
  • Racism case against three Met police officers collapses
  • Fraudster who lived in a secret six bedroom mansion jailed
  • John Travolta Fantasist found guilty of 1982 rape and murder
  • Convictions in the latest Libor trial brought by the SFO
  • Ben Watson appointed to Attorney General’s A Panel
  • Saba Naqshbandi appointed as a Bencher
  • 3RB Awards the Nineteenth Du Cann Memorial Prize
  • No jurisdiction to prosecute murder from 35 years ago
  • Convictions in largest insider dealing case brought by FCA
  • Boujis Nightclub avoids permanent closure
  • Third Libor trial begins
  • Sir Harry Djanogly cleared of assault and dangerous driving
  • Environment Agency’s confiscation case collapses
  • Eurostar clerk acquitted in Operation Boromo
  • Jonathan Ashley-Norman appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Steven N’Zonzi acquitted
  • Bloody Sunday soldiers win judicial review of the Police Service of Northern Ireland
  • Five defendants cleared of conspiracy to steal
  • Film partnership tax relief
  • Londoner convicted of terrorist related offences
  • Abuse Inquiry
  • Mother receives a suspended sentence for manslaughter of her 4 month old baby
  • William Emlyn Jones wins Chambers Bar Award
  • 3RB Awards the Jeremy Hutchinson Centenary Prize
  • Alcohol dependent defendant sentenced for manslaughter
  • New Tenants – Eva Niculiu and Reka Hollos
  • Sarah Sands convicted of manslaughter
  • Football Agent Private Prosecution Collapses
  • Alcohol dependency syndrome leads to acceptable manslaughter plea
  • Flash crash trader freed on bail
  • The Litvinenko Public Inquiry
  • Essex Fireman cleared in abuse trial
  • Undercover policing public inquiry
  • Child sexual abuse inquiry launched
  • Taser shooting contributes to man’s death
  • Inquest into death at Burghley House concludes
  • Wallis Acquitted
  • IPCC clears Officers
  • Habib Ullah officers cleared of misconduct
  • Former Swift executives acquitted after two month trial
  • Guidance for Youth Courts on venue in serious offences
  • Student protest Officers acquitted of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice
  • 3RB Awards the Eighteenth Du Cann Memorial Prize
  • Corfu Gas Deaths
  • G4S Inquest (deaths in Iraq)
  • Navinder Singh Sarao appears in Court
  • Extradition of former Portsmouth FC owner
  • Case dropped against former news editor
  • Football Banning Order application against Chelsea supporters
  • Sun journalists acquitted in misconduct in public Office Trial
  • ‘Twittertroll’ Inquest
  • Contempt of court application in $2 billion Commercial Court claim
  • Inquest touching upon the death of Habib Ullah
  • Football agent brings private prosecution
  • Former police officer unlawfully arrested
  • Costs awarded against SFO
  • Leeds United footballer cleared of misconduct by the FA
  • Litvinenko Inquiry Begins
  • Hedge fund founder guilty of fraud
  • Fabric nightclub review
  • James Hines Appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Chessington World of Adventures fined £150,000 over Health & Safety Breach
  • High Court orders the NCA to pay victims of crime
  • Tax consultant unlawfully arrested by HMRC
  • G4S guards acquitted of manslaughter of Jimmy Mubenga
  • Two police officers cleared
  • Sun Journalist Nick Parker cleared of misconduct
  • Court of Appeal rules in firearms case
  • Royalty protection officer cleared
  • European arrest warrant debate
  • New Tenant – Rebecca Wright
  • Care home provider fined £170k
  • Royal hoax phone call inquest
  • Senior police officer acquitted of thirty counts of fraud
  • PC cleared of perverting the course of justice
  • William Emlyn Jones appointed Junior Treasury Counsel
  • Not guilty verdicts in phone hacking trial
  • Rebekah Brooks’ former PA found not guilty
  • 3RB Awards the Seventeenth Du Cann Memorial Prize
  • Control orders quashed
  • Legal Aid cuts lead to stay application in FCA prosecution
  • Cyber gang sentenced
  • VHCC’s
  • UN Al-Qaida Sanctions De-listing
  • Life sentences for machine gun killers
  • Prison van escapee cleared of murder
  • Allen & Overy Partners not referred to Attorney-General
  • Application for wasted costs against US law firm refused
  • Richard III Burial Case – Judicial Review
  • Rwanda extradition hearing begins
  • Barclays trio charged with Libor conspiracy
  • Attorney-General’s list announced
  • Celtic fraud charge dismissed
  • Blackpool decision on Early Morning Restriction Order
  • Operation Elveden case at Old Bailey
  • ‘Plebgate’ officer sentenced
  • Hung jury in Briscoe trial
  • Dewani’s renewed appeal refused
  • HMRC prosecute film scheme LLP
  • Inquest into the death of Alistair Bell
  • Red Arrows Pilot Inquest
  • PC Keith Wallis charged in relation to ‘Plebgate’
  • Gambling addict convicted of murder of oil executive
  • Sven-Goran Eriksson civil contempt application
  • Hugh Davies QC and Clair Dobbin instructed on behalf of ‘Plebgate’ officers
  • Bar Pro Bono Award 2013: Rachel Barnes commended
  • Saba Naqshbandi Chairs 2013 Bar Conference
  • News of the World trial commences at the Old Bailey
  • Court decides novel point on extradition and the mandatory death penalty
  • ACPO commissioned report led by Hugh Davies QC leads to reform of child sexual offences protection orders
  • The International Criminal Court rules that Abdullah al-Senussi can be tried in Libya
  • Rachel Kapila to speak on Transgender Athletes – 1st November 2013
  • Richard Wormald wins at Chambers Bar Awards
  • New Tenants – John Greany & Daniel Mansell
  • School teacher jailed for child sex offences
  • Coronation Street actor found not guilty
  • No extradition for US ‘escapee’, High Court rules
  • Met officer cleared of gross misconduct
  • Primary school teacher pleads guilty
  • Hugo Keith QC appointed Bencher of Gray’s Inn
  • Nottinghamshire officers retained in service
  • iSoft’s former directors trial collapses
  • Special tribunal for Lebanon appointment
  • 3RB/Villiers Park Educational Trust
  • Dewani extradition hearing
  • Network Rail sentenced to £500,000 fine for level crossing collision
  • 3RB Sponsored run
  • Torex
  • Judicial Review of officer reinstatement successfully resisted
  • David Emmanuel Inquest
  • Mark Duggan Inquest
  • Extradition to British overseas territories ruled unlawful
  • PC Jason Cooke acquitted of perverting the course of public justice
  • £300,000 Health & Safety Fine
  • 3RB Awards the sixteenth Du Cann Memorial Prize
  • Melanie Beswick Inquest
  • Two Kent police officers acquitted of misconduct in public office
  • UN Security Council delists individual from Al-Qaida sanctions list
  • Natural health clinic convicted of fire safety failings
  • Hillsborough inquest set for early 2014
  • Teenager wins ruling on detention of 17 year olds
  • Rachel Barnes to speak on sanctions and embargoes
  • SFO prosecution list results announced
  • Gang murder trial begins at Old Bailey
  • Successful prosecution of LulzSec
  • Brazil extradition blocked
  • Police officers sentenced for selling stories to The Sun
  • £10m ponzi fraud: Court of Appeal decision in R v Hirst, Pollett & Hirst
  • Nicholas Levene confiscation
  • ‘A Landscape of Lies’: Film fraudsters jailed over tax scam
  • High Court stops extradition to Spain
  • Coronation Street actor in court
  • Webinar on economic sanctions
  • James Lewis QC and Helen Malcolm QC
  • Christopher Huhne jailed
  • Met Police officer acquitted
  • Legal & General dealer sentenced
  • Runaway train operators fined
  • Former Council Leader found guilty of misconduct in a public office
  • Hugh Davies appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Christine Braamskamp
  • High Court quashes unlawful police dismissal
  • Footballers and jockey found guilty of corruption
  • Chevonea Kendall-Bryan Inquest
  • Stephen Batten QC
  • Teeth whitening beautician acquitted of unlawfully practising dentistry
  • Eva Rausing Inquest
  • Former Chairman of Innovia acquitted of corruption
  • Former gang member cleared of Boxing Day murder
  • Supreme Court upholds the DPP’s new policy on taking over and discontinuing private prosecutions
  • Banker’s girlfriends acquitted
  • Hugo Keith QC enters top 1000 influential list
  • Nick Levene sentenced for £32 million Ponzi Fraud
  • Michael Borrelli QC joins Three Raymond Buildings
  • UN Special Rapporteur releases report on Security Council’s Al-Qaida sanctions regime
  • Inquest finds that fire that killed six was caused by failure in freezer
  • Supreme Court considers the DPP’s powers to take over and discontinue private prosecutions
  • Abu Hamza extradited
  • Cherney v Deripaska – Commercial Court action terminated days before evidence due to begin
  • Businessman in bullion trial acquitted
  • Hey Dad star to be extradited to Australia
  • New tenant – Kitty St Aubyn
  • Alexander Litvinenko inquest resumes
  • Celebrity hair salon to pay £40,000 after employee received third degree burns
  • PC Harwood dismissed at misconduct hearing
  • Enforcement of £2M confiscation order stayed
  • £10M Majorca investment fraudsters sentenced to a total of 18 years
  • PC David Lynch found guilty of dangerous driving
  • Rachel Kapila comes top of year on Sports Law Postgraduate programme
  • Hans Kristian Rausing sentenced
  • Coroner records open verdict in Daftary Inquest
  • McKinnon extradition decision delayed
  • PC Harwood found not guilty of manslaughter
  • ‘Lord of fraud’ found guilty of fleecing 600 pensioners in £6m scam
  • Counsel appointed to Regulatory List
  • Supreme Court rules on Article 8 rights of children in extradition
  • Rebekah and Charles Brooks appear in court
  • Supreme Court rules that Article 6 of the ECHR applies to extradition
  • Barrister cleared of VAT fraud
  • Royal Academy of Music finance chief jailed for 20 months
  • Vincent Tchenguiz and Robert Tchenguiz
  • Mother found guilty of the manslaughter of daughter’s boyfriend
  • Rebekah Brooks
  • United Nations Security Council delists individual from the controversial Al-Qaida sanctions list
  • Former soldier convicted of three rapes and sexual assault
  • ‘School boys’ attacker convicted of murder
  • European Court of Human Rights backs Abu Hamza extradition
  • Wife and daughter given life sentences for murder
  • Court temporarily halts Dewani extradition
  • Landlord jailed for fire safety breaches
  • Kozeny wins in Privy Council
  • Elsenham rail deaths
  • Hyde Park concerts saved
  • Lulzsec Computer Hacking Group
  • Colin Nicholls QC speaks on ‘Judicial Approaches to Corruption in Public Office’
  • Hugh Davies recognised in New Year Honours List