Public Law and Human Rights
Public law and human rights cases are often at the cutting edge of legal developments in the UK and serve to help maintain the balance between the interests of the individual and the State. For many years, Blackstone Chambers has been the home of barristers dedicated to ensuring that the rights and interests not only of individuals but also of regulatory bodies and companies are recognised and protected.
Blackstone Chambers is particularly noted for its ability to provide commercial advice in a public law context. The set has an almost unique mixture of commercial and public law expertise and is able to offer lateral thinking practitioners at all levels of experience able to operate to their client’s advantage.
Recent cases
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Coogan v (1) News Group Newspapers (2) Glenn Mulcaire
[2012] EWCA Civ 48
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R (Elam) v Secretary of State for Justice
[2012] EWCA Civ 29
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R (Associated Newspapers Limited) v Lord Justice Leveson
[2012] EWHC 57 (Admin)
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R (McClure and Moos) v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
[2012] EWCA Civ 12
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Zontul v Greece
News & Events
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Lord Woolf’s Inquiry into the London School of Economics’ links with Libya is published.
News | 05 Jan 12
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Tom Hickman Wins Inner Temple Book Prize
News | 08 Dec 11
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Naina Patel returns from a year of justice reform in Helmand
News | 16 Sep 11
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Tom Hickman appointed Fellow of Bingham Centre of the Rule of Law
News | 22 Jul 11
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Chambers of the Year 2011
News | 22 Jun 11
