Karamjit Singh appears in fundamental dishonesty case – 3 months sentence of imprisonment imposed for false statements of claimant and his witness.
At a committal hearing listed on 21 March 2018, Mr ...
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St Ives, also known as Saint Ivo of Kermartin and the ‘Advocate of the Poor’, is the patron saint of lawyers and abandoned children. In honour of the feast day of St Ives on 19th May, we held a...
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In this latest article, Alexander Pritchard-Jones talks about ‘A Missing Step? The interaction of the guidelines on the imposition of community and custodial sentences and the specific offence guide...
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The members of the Crime Team are delighted to announce that Ben Douglas-Jones QC has joined chambers as a door tenant with immediate effect.
Ben’s CV can be found here.
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The Court of Appeal has considered the interpretation of a clause in a suspended possession order that provides for automatic discharge after a prescribed period of time in the case of Armstrong v Ashfield...
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Thank you to all those who attended the St Ives Annual Charity Challenge Cup Quiz.
The quiz raised £1,669.50 for our charity of the year, Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
Congratulations to the winne...
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Peter Cooper defends and secures acquittal in attempted murder trial at Warwick Crown Court.
Rugby resident Daniel Szulc, was accused of stabbing his partner after she announced her intention to leave him ...
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The members of St Ives Chambers Criminal Group are of the view that the AGFS remuneration scheme, introduced on 1st April 2018, is seriously flawed.
The reason behind it, namely the continued assault upon ...
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We are delighted to announce that Alyssa Howard has joined chambers and will begin receiving instructions in May. Alyssa is a family practitioner who undertakes private law children and finance work and is...
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David Payne and Dympna Howells were instructed on behalf of different parties in a case where Mr Justice Keehan considered whether the London Borough of Haringey (in whose area a child had been residing wh...
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