St Ives is pleased to announce that Simon Burch has been successful in his application to join the CPS RASSO panel.
To view Simon’s profile, please click here.
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Ian Windridge was lead by Mr Steven Perian KC in the trial of R v Mubarek Ali at Shrewsbury Crown Court when, on Friday 5th April, on the second day of trial, Mr Ali changed his plea to guilty on six of t...
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We are delighted to welcome Nick Devine to Chambers.
Nick joins the Criminal Team and will be taking instructions from 9 April 2024.
Nick has over 25 years of experience in advocacy at the Crown Court. He ...
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Sophie Murray, led by William Hughes KC successfully prosecuted the murder of Bailey Atkinson.
The case lasted 10 weeks and secured the conviction of 7 out of 9 defendants. This is the most defendants ever...
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We are delighted to welcome David Outterside to Chambers.
David has been involved in some of the most complex, sensitive and serious criminal cases in the Midlands over the past decade. He is a heavyweig...
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St Ives Chambers is delighted to announce that two members of Chambers have been appointed as Recorders in the latest Judicial Appointments Commission competition.
Amy Jackson and William Douglas-Jones ha...
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Head of Chambers, Elizabeth Isaacs KC, is featured in an article in DIVA Magazine, the world’s leading magazine for LGBTQIA women and non-binary people.
The article is entitled “Legally Lesbian...
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Those in Criminal Practice, and beyond, will have seen a number of cases recently in which Custody Time Limits (CTLs) have not been extended during the ongoing CBA Action. Two of these decisions were sub...
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Ben Douglas-Jones KC, leading Valeria Swift, 5 KBW, appeared for the Crown in R v Kadir [2022] EWCA Crim 1244, in which the Vice President of the Court of Appeal Criminal Division gave important guidance o...
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The St Ives CPG welcomes the CBA’s proposed action due to the Government’s wholly inadequate response to the Criminal Legal Aid Review.
Upon reflection it is clear that the funds proposed by CLAR, reco...
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