News

The Nine St John Street Crime team have published the April 2024 edition of our Criminal Law Bulletin.

9 St John Street Chambers is seeking to recruit for a Chambers Administration Assistant.

We have shortlisted for the Access Award and candidates have been invited to interview by email.

Beth Caunce appeared in the Court of Appeal and successfully appealed against sentence.

Tobias Collins discusses pleading pregnancy as an exceptional circumstance to avoid minimum sentence terms.

Jamie Hill has secured judgment for the Claimant following a 2 day liability trial at Manchester County Court. The case involved an assault which occurred in 2018.

Ian Little presents on issues arising in claims involving brain injuries to children as a result of road traffic accidents at MLAS Event in Chambers.

Natasha Otero has completed her first six in Chambers under the leadership of Louise Quigley. Louise says: "Natasha has a wonderful work ethic and is a committed employment lawyer..."

Two men and a teenage boy have been convicted of the murder of a 17-year-old, and the serious wounding of another teenager, after an eight-week trial at Manchester Crown Court.

Jolene Charalambous observes and comments on a 5-day substantive hearing to determine direct sex discrimination, harassment on the grounds of sex and unpaid holiday pay.