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Chambers is pleased to announce that cartoonist Tony Husband has agreed to produce a monthly cartoon for our website by way of a little light entertainment. Tony is an award winning cartoonist whose work appears daily in The Times as well as amongst others The Sunday Express, Private Eye and The Spectator.
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Restraint Order Quashed 17/04/2008 William Clegg QC represented the appellant in the Court of Appeal in Re B who had been made the subject of a restraint order following his arrest for alleged money laundering. The Court discharged the order because they were not satisfied that there was sufficient evidence of a risk that the appellant would dissipate his assets. The respondent was ordered to pay the appellants costs in the Court of Appeal and in the Crown Court
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| R v Otis Brown 25/03/2008 Michael Wolkind QC, recently secured the acquittal of a drug dealer, charged with murder, who fought back against a gang of robbers and stabbed to death one of his attackers. Otis Brown was also cleared by the jury of manslaughter and possession of drugs with intent to supply.
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| Section 58 Criminal Justice Act 2003 06/03/2008 Tracy Ayling QC acted for Richard Chad Johnson, one of three defendants in the Waddesdon Manor burglary. (The stately home of Lord Rothschild). After a prosecution application to appeal a terminating ruling under section 58 Criminal Justice Act 2003, the defendants were acquitted.
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| Section 57 Terrorism Act convictions quashed 18/02/2008 Jim Sturman QC acted for Irfan Raja an East London schoolboy whose conviction for possession of "Jihadist" propoganda was quashed by The Court of Appeal on 14/2/08.
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| General Medical Council v Dr E 18/02/2008 Case concluded 6/2/08
After a three week hearing before a General Medical Council Fitness to Practise Panel, Dr E, represented by Mark Milliken-Smith QC, was acquitted of eight heads of charge brought against him by the GMC relating to the alleged membership, downloading and browsing of child pornography websites. Dr E was accordingly acquitted of serious professional misconduct and permitted to return to practise.
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