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emailEmailThe confiscation regime laid down by the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (“POCA”) has often proved confusing and difficult.... more
Doli incapax is defined as ‘incapable of evil’ or ‘incapable of committing an offence’. As things stand, children under... more
George’s article is based on his recent successful extradition appeal case in the High Court – Fedorowicz v Lithuania, it... more
On 20 July 2023, George’s client, S.G. was discharged by a High Court Judge following a successful appeal against an order for... more
The Defendant was initially advised by Fiona McAddy; Paula Bignall represented him at the PTPH when she drafted a Basis of Plea... more
Sportswashing: what is it? Saudi Arabia is being criticised for its sponsorship of the LIV Golf Tournament and is being accused... more
Should Government Intervene with Sports? “Sports and Politics should not mix”: agree or disagree? Yasin Patel and Jibreel... more
Following the seismic shift in the relationship between the UK and the EU post 11 pm on 31 December 2020 (Brexit day), the... more
China’s development as one of the leading nations in the world is unquestionable: domestically and internationally its might is... more
Upon our departure from the EU, the UK extradition landscape has changed – although not as much as one might think. George... more
Yasin Patel investigates the effects of Brexit upon Kolpak Professionals in the UK and particularly in cricket and rugby. He... more
Clients convicted of rape, sexual assault, grooming or other sexual offences? Subjected to Sexual Offenders Prevention Orders?... more
Imagine the letter from the Police, the SFO or HMRC: “We would like to discuss your company’s loan that was secured from the... more
So how do we resolve the age old problem of racism in the game? Is there actually a problem? Has the problem been caused by... more
Caster Semenya’s Appeal to Switzerland’s Federal Supreme Court from her unsuccessful case at CAS was rejected last week.... more
Sports Stars and Unpaid Wages – Yasin Patel looks at the World of Professional Cricket and the growing problem of what can... more
On 2 July 2020 the National Crime Agency confirmed that it had dismantled “entire organised crime groups” through Operation... more
It is not just in the worlds of finance and commerce where the effects of the global Corona Virus pandemic are currently being... more
In January 2019, Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood wrote an Article on Unexplained Wealth Orders (UWO’s). This Article provides an... more
Following on from Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood’s article on Fraud under the furlough scheme, this article takes a closer... more
Church Court Chambers proudly presents our first Webinar, “Jury Really Want To Hurt Me?” – The Culture Club of Trial by... more
“In this short article Gregory Wedge of Chambers Crime and Regulatory Group analyses the recent Court of Appeal authority... more
Notwithstanding the seriousness of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and a global effort to fight the same, some individuals... more
Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood look at the potential criminal offences arising from the furlough scheme and what multi-national... more
Many businesses are wondering whether the Covid-19 Pandemic will allow a reduction or, alternatively, end their existing... more
In light of the unprecedented measures that the UK government has put in place to address the Coronavirus pandemic, George... more
Kerim Fuad KC, Head of Chambers, and Colin Witcher of Chambers Crime and Regulatory Group suggest three recent authorities to be... more
The “ Magnitsky Act” is a trailblazing piece of legislation enacted by the United States. Lesley Manley looks at developments... more
Cannabis, good drug or bad? The topic of debate internationally for decades by governments, medical professionals, recreational... more
Islam Khan discusses a recent Court Of Appeal case in an immigration matter shifting the test on proportionality on Human Rights... more
Islam Khan explores what the “BANGER” extension establishes and how it affects the current “Surinder... more
For even the most dyed in the wool Conservative voter, Conservative Central Headquarters’ decision to rename their twitter... more
This weekend the Rugby World Cup Final between England and South Africa will be watched by billions around the globe. Inside... more
……“the consequences of the infringement of the procedural rules about contempt proceedings may be just as serious... more
R (on the application of Miller) (Appellant) v The Prime Minister (Respondent) Cherry and others (Respondents) v Advocate General... more
Over the past week, Lewis Power KC has been representing the Church Court International Law Team across the pond. Mr. Power KC... more
Lincoln’s Inn Barrister Still Missing Despite the Promises of Foreign Adviser Gowher Rizvi to Assist after Al Jazeera Head to... more
Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood look at one of the most important pieces of legislation passed in recent years. One that is looking... more
As October 31st 2019 draws nearer, Britain’s exit from the European Union and its exact terms become all the more important. ... more
The Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act 2007 (the Act), was designed to create a statutory offence, facilitating the... more
Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood look at the area of drill music and the law. This article is split into two parts: the first part... more
Yasin Patel looks at the question of “racism in football”. In this two part series, the first article outlines the arguments... more
In this article, written by Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood, we look at the areas of drugs, and in particular ‘county lines’... more
The British government and its agencies powers of investigation will increase significantly with a new piece of legislation.... more
Since the downfall of ISIS and the liberation of many Syrian people, women and children (and whole families) have been fleeing to... more
Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion. What is the difference? One is illegal and one is smart tax planning. But which is which? Local... more
Yasin Patel and Amy Hazlewood explore the problems surrounding drones, from their use in humanitarian activities to drugs being... more
Yasin Patel looks at the growing area of ‘Image Rights’ and why it makes sense for a sports star to protect their ‘image... more
The case of Zamira Hajiyeva and the Unexplained Wealth Order “UWO” restrictions imposed upon her have brought to... more
New Law Journal publishes article by George Hepburne Scott regarding the recent ground breaking High Court case regarding prison... more
New Law Journal publishes an article by George Hepburne Scott regarding changes to the judiciary in Poland. George Hepburne Scott... more
‘Suck my d**k, you n****r, you n***o’ Offended by the title. And so you should be, but what are you going to do about it?... more
Please follow link below to read George Hepburne Scotts article on extradition published in the New Law Journal.... more
The Situation before the Human Rights Act In the traditional doctrine of statutory interpretation, the courts looked at the... more
The new Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015; it is clear that corporate compliance... more
The Court of Appeal in the case of Griffiths 1 QB 589, made an apposite observation concerning a growing trend towards indicting... more
On 23 June 2016 over 33 million people voted in the EU referendum. Since that date there has been widespread anger from those who... more
Alkan Shenyuz is a barrister with Church Court Chambers specialising in international commercial law and in this article for... more
Leading legal publisher Westlaw has published Michael Polak’s article on INTERPOL notices. INTERPOL notices can severely... more
Alkan Shenyuz, a barrister and specialist in banking and financial services looks at the new EU Payment Services Directive and... more
In a clear sign that regulators want to open up competition in the UK banking industry to new banks, the Prudential Regulatory... more
In R (on the application of DC and The Secretary of State for Justice EWHC 33 (Admin) the High Court considered the law of... more
Whilst it would be naïve to suggest that ‘marriages of convenience’ do not occur, the Home Office seem to me to be using... more
Anthony assisted partners in Peters & Peters LLP in providing an expert summary of the laws and regulations which have been... more
Looted antiquities from Syria – what collectors need to know Alkan Shenyuz, barrister with Church Court Chambers discusses what... more
Modern Slavery Act 2015 The introduction of this consolidating act is to be welcomed. As with all recent changes to criminal... more
Alkan Shenyuz, a barrister with Church Court Chambers in London and a specialist in international law, summarises the key legal... more
The Government’s announcement in June that it is to bring forward legislation in Parliament to ratify the Hague Convention on... more
An interesting and insightful article from Lesley Manley of Church Court Chambers on mental impaired clients. It is often helpful... more
Guy Williamson is a former police officer and former ABA Super Heavyweight Champion turned barrister. Called to the Bar in 2002... more