21st September 2020
The title of the on-line fringe event is: Policing protests: is the balance right between the right to protest and the rule of law? Invited panellists will continue the debate around where the rights of protestors end and the rights of ordinary citizens to go about their daily lives, without interruption, begins. Mike Schwarz will…
18th September 2020
The Pre-Inquest Review hearing into the death of Ella Kissi-Debrah took place via partially remote hearing on 18th September at 09.30 a.m. Following the PIR, the following statements were made by Rosamund Kissi-Debrah, mother of Ella, and Jocelyn Cockburn, Rosamund’s representative from Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors. Jocelyn Cockburn, Partner, Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors…
15th September 2020
The Pre-Inquest Review hearing into the death of Ella Kissi-Debrah will be a partially remote hearing on 18th September at 09.30 a.m. Press and members of the public are invited to listen to proceedings, but must inform the court beforehand. Please see the court’s website for further information. The Review is expected to establish a…
12th August 2020
Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Dame Cressida Dick, yesterday confirmed that the active investigation into the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence in Eltham in 1993, has reached the stage where all identified lines of enquiry have been completed, and the investigation will now move to an inactive phase. The investigation has not been formally closed. Dame Cressida…
29th July 2020
Franck Magennis, who was unlawfully arrested on 13 January as part of a picket line to fight for the rights of NHS workers, has launched a crowdfunder to help fight his case. Franck Magennis, a barrister of Garden Court Chambers, was arrested during an industrial dispute over the role of outsourcing at St. George’s University…
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