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  • IOPC fails Child X, his family, and the black community in Hackney
  • Jury finds multiple failings and unprofessional conduct by staff contributed to the death of 19 year old Morgan Betchley at Meadowfield Hospital, Sussex
  • Families of Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm call on the IOPC to conduct a robust inquiry into Met Police failures
  • Hertfordshire police admit breaching human rights of journalist arrested at protest
  • Huge victory for press freedom as Government introduces spying safeguards for journalists
  • Metropolitan Police settlement amounts soar to £7.6 million
  • Saria Hart: Jury finds serious failings by staff at HMP Foston Hall contributed to self-inflicted death
  • Families of Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm call for a robust inquiry into Met Police failures
  • Lampard Inquiry: INQUEST describes ‘toxic culture’ and ‘abject failure in candour, data collection and governance’ in Essex mental health NHS Trust
  • Grenfell Tower Inquiry phase two report finds all 72 deaths were avoidable
  • Statutory ‘Lampard Inquiry’ into mental health deaths in Essex to open on Monday 9 September
  • Thames Valley police officer fired for gross misconduct following fatal restraint in hospital
  • Ministry of Justice pay compensation for false imprisonment
  • Police pay damages following failures in assault investigation
  • Children and young people with long Covid dismayed that UK C-19 inquiry refuses to recognise them in Children and Young people’s Module
  • Donald Burgess family statement in response to officers’ assault charges
  • Court rules Home Secretary acting irrationally and in breach of children’s rights by failing to provide documents to thousands of migrants with lawful immigration status
  • Kellie Sutton: Coroner issues Prevention of Future Death Report
  • Disability Action Northern Ireland criticise ‘heartbreaking irresponsibility’ in pandemic political leadership at Covid Inquiry in Belfast
  • Jury Finds Neglect led to death of Christine McDonald at HMP Styal
  • Inquest into the death of Christine McDonald at HMP Styal opens on 29 April 2024
  • Inquest into death of Molly-Star Kirk at Farndon Unit due to start on 15 April
  • Court of Appeal quashes our Somali refugee client’s conviction for possessing a false identity document
  • Metropolitan Police pay £10,000 in damages to a woman arrested at the Sarah Everard vigil
  • Sentencing Council announces a new mitigating factor “Pregnancy, childbirth and post natal care”
  • Domestic Homicide victim successfully argues that recovery of all of her Human Rights damages by CICA was unlawful
  • Elderly mother of Afghan UK Embassy Worker to be reunited with her son in the UK following Judicial Review
  • Introduction to Actions Against the Police Legal Action Group course
  • High Court rules Government breached young people’s human rights over sentences
  • Court of Appeal quashes mandatory minimum term prison sentence of pregnant woman in Landmark Ruling
  • Supreme Court dismiss government appeal in torture complicity case
  • Disabled People’s Organisations question government ministers at the COVID-19 Public Inquiry
  • High Court quashes IOPC decision regarding police failure to arrest stalker who went on to murder Wafah Chkaifi
  • Court of Appeal to consider whether criminal injuries compensation rules breaches victim of domestic homicide’s daughter’s human rights
  • Child X, a black boy aged 13 years, subjected to violent arrest by firearms officers in Hackney
  • Covid-19 Public Inquiry : Opening Statements from the Disabled Persons Organisations and Long Covid Groups published
  • Long Covid Groups make an opening statement tomorrow in the Covid-19 public inquiry
  • Disabled People’s Organisations address Covid-19 Inquiry on the devastating impact of Government failures on Disabled people
  • Court of Appeal finds “clear injustice” when quashing our client’s childhood convictions
  • Prison open conditions decision unlawful
  • Three Metropolitan Police Officers to face gross misconduct proceedings for the decision to strip search Child Q
  • Met Police admission of liability and apology upon settlement of claims on behalf of Daniel Morgan family.
  • Jury conclude that Kellie Sutton was unlawfully killed in self inflicted death following domestic abuse
  • Family of Jermaine Baker – R (W80) v Independent Office for Police Conduct [2023] UKSC 24
  • High Court gives green light to challenge IOPC after it finds police officer who grabbed and punched elderly Black man has no case to answer for misconduct
  • Three years since the death of Baby Brooke Leigh Powell at HMP Styal on 18 June 2020
  • Lawyer in the News
  • Abu Zubaydah v Foreign and Commonwealth Office & others [2022] EWCA Civ 334
  • High Court declares secret Home Office detention policy unlawful
  • Settlement achieved in road traffic stop handcuffing case
  • BBC File on Four radio programme profiles stop and search victim Jamar Powell
  • Bhatt Murphy jointly shortlisted for Rule of Law Award for work on Brook House Public Inquiry
  • Prison pays damages to a woman prisoner restrained by officers when she was naked
  • Court orders Home Secretary to pay £10k compensation to unaccompanied asylum seeking child
  • Court of Appeal grants permission to appeal CICA recovery of Article 2 damages
  • Bhatt Murphy ranked as a leading law firm in eight specialist areas in Chambers & Partners
  • Coroner concludes that serious failings in psychiatric care contributed to death of transgender woman Sophie Williams
  • Justice for migrants: give people proof of their rights
  • Metropolitan police pay damages for unlawful stop and excessive force
  • Damages for failures in prosecution
  • Hertfordshire police pay damages for unlawful arrest
  • Police force settle civil claim following allegations of rape and coercive control made against an Inspector
  • Bhatt Murphy jointly shortlisted for Rule of Law Award for work on Brook House Public Inquiry
  • Coroner concludes that domestic abuse victim Lauren Murray died from suicide
  • Commissioner finally apologises for fist bump stop and search in February 2018
  • Jury find that ‘grave’ failures led to the unlawful killing of Lance Scott Walker
  • Met pay damages in another stop and search race claim
  • Carr v G4S [2022] EWHC 3003 (KB)
  • Police delete unlawful caution
  • Lesbian asylum seeker successful challenge to detention in Yarl’s Wood
  • Bhatt Murphy act for National Long Covid and Disabled People’s Organisations in the Covid-19 Public Inquiry.
  • Senior Coroner concludes that gross failings and neglect contributed to death of Donna Neill
  • Met Police pay £10,000 damages for stop and search and handcuffing of Black man in his own garden
  • The government’s need to be seen as tough on immigration is driving the Rwanda plan and GPS monitoring – but at what cost?
  • Inquest concludes that serious state failings contributed to unlawful killing of eight week old Harper Denton
  • Daniel Morgan family statement in response to IOPC review of findings in June 2021 report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel.
  • Bhatt Murphy clients issue High Court challenge to government failure to implement Grenfell Inquiry recommendations on personal emergency evacuation plans (‘PEEPs’) for disabled people
  • Inquest finds multi-agency failures before the death of Jessie Laverack
  • Bereaved families, survivors and residents criticise central and local government failures in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower Fire
  • Jury blast failings around death in Lancashire police cell
  • KHB v Chief Constable Lancashire Police [2022]
  • High Court discharges INEOS protest injunctions
  • Daniel Morgan family statement in response to HMICFRS report on police corruption in the Met
  • Daniel Morgan family statement on the Met’s response to the report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel
  • Long-awaited inquest opens in 2016 police station death
  • Jury finds a myriad of mental health care failures and ‘excessive force’ caused death
  • Jury concludes failures contributed to death of Zoe Wilson
  • Tony Murphy appointed Assistant Coroner for North London
  • Inquest opens into the death of Zoe Adrienne Wilson
  • Publication of independent investigation into the death of Baby Brooke Leigh Powell at HMP Styal
  • O and others [2014], Moss and others [2019], Roberts and others [2021], and S [2022]
  • Torture survivor on hunger strike detained by home office died following shortcomings from the home office, prison service and healthcare providers.
  • Inquest jury finds that immigration officers may have contributed to death of asylum seeker
  • Daniel Morgan family statement on civil claim against Metropolitan Police
  • Police pay damages to survivor of modern slavery
  • Police damages for unlawful arrest
  • Met challenged by survivor of domestic abuse
  • Inquest finds delay in delivery of baby Louie Johnston contributed to his death
  • Elysium’s failings contributed to child’s death
  • On the Fourth Anniversary of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s Assassination, Her Family Call for Action
  • At last: inquiry begins into historical adoption abuses
  • Louise Powell speaks to Newsnight about the loss of her baby Brooke
  • Critical failures by various agencies contributed to the death of vulnerable man, Adam Stanmore
  • Justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia
  • Failures by Elysium Healthcare contributed to death of 19-year-old Brooke Martin
  • Covid 19 Public Inquiry: LongCovidSOS call for inclusion of Long Covid in urgent Public Inquiry
  • Inquest into the tragic death of 19-year-old Brooke Martin
  • SW v THE UK Application no. 87/18 (European Court of Human Rights)
  • Hearing begins in the Inquiry into the death of Jermaine Baker
  • Family failed by NHS Trust to open crisis house
  • Call for reform of Armed Policing
  • Met Police officer dismissed
  • Police Ban on Colston Protest Unlawful
  • Undercover Policing Inquiry
  • Founding leader of the Women’s Equality Party seeks review into Met Police’s mishandling of her stalking case
  • Grenfell Tower bereaved families, survivors and residents shine a light on ‘Landmark act of discrimination’
  • Inquiry grants anonymity to officers involved in Jermaine Baker shooting
  • Thompson & Ors v London Borough of Bromley (unreported) Central London County Court, 23 February 2021
  • Council unlawfully breached vulnerable man’s right to life
  • Thames Valley Police compensate mother of abducted children
  • Oil companies cave in on injunction
  • The High Court has granted a life long worldwide injunction preserving the anonymity of two girl prisoners who committed murder as children.
  • High Court hearing in torture case
  • Raju Bhatt appointed as Assessor on Public Inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh
  • Rough sleeping migrants targeted with enforcement action
  • Joseph v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis [2022]
  • Undercover Policing Inquiry Opening Statement
  • Court of Appeal judgment on shooting of Jermaine Baker
  • Fist bump stop and search brothers to sue Met
  • UK Government seeks to prevent scrutiny of British intelligence agencies’ unlawful conduct in case relating to Rangzieb Ahmed
  • Administrative Court orders release of vulnerable detainee
  • State Inquiry into Racist Attempted Murder at HMP Bristol
  • False charge over killing of PC Harper
  • Police apologise over a “Fuck Boris” T-shirt
  • Maternity Action and DZT are refused permission in JR challenging health inequalities caused by NHS Charging Scheme
  • Challenge to police for a “Fuck Boris” T-shirt
  • Jordan Walker-Brown: Tasered, hospitalised but determined to seek justice!
  • Government Responds to The Anthony Grainger Inquiry
  • Times Lawyer of the Week: Chanel Dolcy
  • High Court orders the CPS to reconsider a decision not to bring charges over the alleged rape of a vulnerable teenager
  • In memory of Mona Mahmoud
  • Home Secretary concedes judicial review following brutal domestic violence against woman refugee
  • Home Office admits unlawful detention of man with serious mental illness
  • Grenfell Tower Inquiry publishes Phase 1 report
  • State failures to protect immigration detainees
  • Gay asylum seeker who was subjected to homophobic abuse secures damages for unlawful detention
  • Bhatt Murphy acts in judicial review challenging health inequalities caused by NHS Charging Scheme
  • Death of immigration detainee could have been prevented, inquest concludes
  • Coroner highlights possible increased suicide risk amongst young Eritrean refugees
  • Daniel Morgan family statement on damages award in murder suspects’ claim against police
  • Vindication of refugee children’s rights
  • Home Office failed to tell the truth about reason for asylum seeker’s detention
  • Court of Appeal finds the Home Office discriminated against immigration detainees
  • The Anthony Grainger Inquiry
  • Speed kills: are police chases out of control?
  • Jury concludes several missed opportunities contributed to death of Amir Siman-Tov in immigration detention
  • Privacy International v IPT and Foreign Secretary [2019]
  • Inquest into death of 20 year old Sasha Forster in care of Surrey mental health services begins
  • Priory Group convicted of breach of health and safety law
  • Inquest finds serious failures at Sodexo run HMP Peterborough contributed to death of Annabella Landsberg
  • Daphne Caruana Galizia deceased
  • Victory for protest rights across the UK
  • INEOS and others v Persons Unknown, Mr Joe Boyd, and Mr Joe Corré [2019] EWCA Civ 515
  • Inquest into the death of Annabella Landsberg
  • Linah Keza: officers found guilty of gross misconduct in domestic homicide case
  • LGBT History Month: Jane Ryan recognised for her work for the LGBT+ community
  • Gross misconduct proceedings start against MPS officers in connection with Linah Keza murder
  • Inquest jury find that a systemic failure’s by police preceded Donna Williamson domestic homicide
  • Home Office ordered to pay damages for breach of child’s rights
  • Settlement in Medical Justice judicial review challenging Home Office definition of torture
  • The memory of Seni Lewis lives on at the launch of the Restraint Reduction Network (RRN) Training Standards 2019
  • Grenfell Legal
  • Donna Williamson inquest to start on Monday 4 Feb
  • Elderly prisoner sues MOJ over rats in prison
  • Court overturns Parole Board decision
  • High Court in Northern Ireland to hear woman’s abortion rights case
  • Judgment hailed as a ˜masterclass” in pressing for disclosure.
  • Police failures in domestic homicide case
  • Shamik Dutta speaks about the police use of spit hoods
  • Systemic failures contributed to the death of Tyrone Givans at HMP Pentonville
  • European Court finds UK Government in violation of John Catt’s privacy rights
  • Gross failures in care contributed to the death of Catherine Horton at Bethlem Royal Hospital
  • Neglect and serious medical failures contributed to death of Natasha Chin
  • Systems and individual failures contributed to the death of Amanda Briley at the Bradgate Unit in Leicestershire
  • Metropolitan Police apology to civil rights campaigner Stafford Scott
  • HM Coroner adjourns inquest into death of Branko Zdravkovic following jury verdict
  • Janet Farrell wins Humanist of the Year award 2018
  • Finding of gross misconduct against police officer
  • Misconduct hearing for police officer
  • Inquest into the death of Natasha Chin
  • Seni’s Law receives Royal Assent
  • Fracking and the Right to Protest
  • Windrush: The unlawful, unfair, discriminatory treatment of people with a legal right to remain in the UK
  • The hostile environment: The Windrush scandal
  • Joint Committee On Human Rights inquiry into Immigration Detention
  • New ‘Seni Lewis Award’ to recognise collaborative work between police and health service
  • Police Damages for disclosure of family’s safe address
  • Important Upper Tribunal decision on asylum seeking children’s rights
  • Home Office admits it unlawfully separated a father from his daughter
  • Daniel Morgan family statement on Court of Appeal judgment in murder suspects’ claim against police
  • Challenge to detention of torture survivors
  • Ministers to debate apology for historical adoption practices on 12 July.
  • Memorial to Kamil and Bijan
  • Race hate murder was avoidable
  • Home Secretary breached child refugee’s rights
  • Transgender prisoner succeeds in judicial review
  • Supreme Court finds that Northern Ireland’s abortion laws breach human rights
  • Edward Daffarn, co-author of the Grenfell Action Group Blog interviewed by Channel 4 News
  • Inquest into the death of Natasha Chin
  • Snooper’s Charter ruled unlawful: Liberty wins first battle in challenge to Investigatory Powers Act
  • IOPC to investigate whether stop and search was discriminatory
  • Mrs Sharon Grant OBE and others deliver letter to Home Secretary calling for reform of the Undercover Policing Inquiry
  • The Daphne Project
  • Daphne Caruana Galizia
  • Police Damages for failure to protect teenage witness
  • Admission of Liability and Damages secured following data breaches by police officer
  • Prison Damages for failure to protect under Article 2
  • Apology and Damages following mistaken police raid on family home
  • Removal of caution secured for vulnerable teenager
  • Bhatt Murphy represent Liberty in ‘Snoopers Charter’ legal challenge
  • Met Officer facing gross misconduct hearing
  • Home Secretary acted unlawfully
  • Home Office found to have unlawfully detained man for 13 months
  • Challenge to the legality of the detention of a Somalian detainee
  • European Court refers a whole life cases to the Grand Chamber
  • Home Secretary unlawfully detains genocide survivor
  • Challenge to Whole Life Tariffs heard by European Court
  • Home Affairs Select Committee critical of UK Border Agency over immigration detention
  • Home Secretary concedes detainee’s treatment was inhuman and degrading
  • Victory for claimants in children and pregnant women use of force challenge
  • Bhatt Murphy client challenges discriminatory immigration ‘spot checked’
  • High Court orders release of detainee with severe mental illness
  • Home Secretary pays £40,000 to immigration detainee
  • BiD granted permission to intervene before Court of Appeal
  • Guidance on immigration detention of those with mental illness
  • Challenge to the detention of pregnant women
  • Unlawful detention of a pregnant woman
  • BID intervention before Court of Appeal
  • Inhuman and degrading treatment at Yarl’s Wood
  • Parliamentary Inquiry into immigration detention
  • A £52,000 to stroke victim for unlawful detention
  • Immigration detainees in prisons
  • Court orders return of deported Nigerian family
  • Home Secretary breaches Article 4
  • Home Office to review detention of pregnant women
  • Detained fast track unfair for vulnerable woman
  • High Court finds immigration detention unlawful
  • Prisoner wins judicial review
  • Supreme Court to hear John Catt legal challenge
  • Supreme Court to consider stop and search power
  • Senior judges split over extremism database
  • Permission granted in prison law legal aid challenge
  • Calais children reunited with family in UK
  • Sister speaks out about the death of Annabella Landsberg at HMP Peterborough
  • Police Officer Faces Criminal Trial
  • Megan Phillips joins Bhatt Murphy partnership
  • Report finds evidence of discriminatory behaviour and institutional racism
  • Crisis of EU Migrants detained in the UK
  • Mr Kamil Ahmad deceased
  • RebLaw UK 2017
  • Jury finds systematic failings at HMP Bedford contributed to the death of Mark Vagnoni
  • Seni’s law in House of Commons for MP’s vote
  • Landmark review on deaths in police custody
  • Supreme Court hears Northern Ireland abortion rights case
  • Kamil Ahmad deceased
  • Met removes caution from victim of domestic abuse
  • Judicial review success for torture victims
  • Press photographer complains about police behaviour at Corbyn Rally
  • Supreme Court grants permission to intervene in NI abortion rights case
  • Conclusion of gross misconduct hearing on police restraint death of Seni Lewis
  • Bach report into legal aid
  • Transgender woman receives settlement and apology from the Prison Service
  • IPCC investigative failures prompt legal action
  • Coroner calls for changes to treatment of child refugees
  • IPCC investigate failures prompt legal action
  • Police Officers on trial
  • Anthony Grainger deceased
  • Successful challenge to a police caution
  • Article in The Guardian
  • Judgment exposes Home Office illegality in the detention of torture victims
  • Major damages achieved in claim for severe psychiatric illness caused by police racism
  • Bhatt Murphy contributes to Deepcut Review
  • Duty of Care to Cellmate in Jail Suicide
  • Bhatt Murphy litigation leads to Home Office policy change
  • Parliamentary event on Pregnant Women in detention
  • Amy El-Keria deceased
  • Met Police seek to avoid liability to Cherry Groce’s family for 1985 shooting
  • Police officer charged
  • Jury finds Priory’s gross failings contributed to the death of 14 year Amy El-Keria
  • Report on restraint of dying immigration detainee
  • Transgender Europe Legal Network Seminar
  • Inquest opens into death of 15 year old Christopher Brennan
  • Simon Creighton on Unreliable Evidence
  • Gross failings contributed to death
  • No chages to be brought in the Lewis investigation
  • Supreme Court intervention for British Humanist Association
  • Public Inquiry sought into adoption practices
  • Birth parents to deliver call for public enquiry
  • Transgender rights in Criminal Justice
  • Challenge to detention of victims of torture
  • IPCC refer Jermaine Baker case to CPS
  • Access to Justice Commission an Interim Report
  • Shamik Dutta speaks to BBC about police using a spit hood
  • Justice for Amy
  • Vulnerable teenager failed by prison system
  • Justice for Anthony Grainger
  • Damning inquest findings on police restraint death of Seni Lewis
  • Transgender Discrimination in Strip Search
  • Government backs down and allows NI women free NHS abortions
  • Liberty gets go-ahead to challenge Snooper’s Charter in the High Court
  • Coroner calls for changes to treatment of child refugees following death of Mohammed Hassan
  • Supreme Court rejects NI women’s right to NHS abortions
  • UN Special Rapporteur publishes 2016 UK report
  • File on 4: Policing the Police
  • Jury finds serious failings following inquest into death of Caroline Hunt
  • Concern at propoals to limit the Human Rights Act
  • CPS to consider charges for assault on pregnant detainee
  • Bijan Ebrahimi deceased
  • Caution revoked after spit-hood arrest
  • Justice for Judah
  • Apology and settlement secured following armed detention
  • Police Officer dismissed for accessing police files
  • Inquest opens into the death of Olaseni Lewis
  • Daniel Morgan family statement on murder suspects’ claim against police
  • Bhatt Murphy instructed in The People vs Snoopers charter legal challenge
  • International Women’s Day – What More Can the Law do for Women?
  • LGBTQ People In Prison
  • Government request to delay family reunification of refugee children refused
  • Anthony Grainger Inquiry
  • Court of Appeal overturns cuts to prison legal aid
  • Bhatt Murphy client profiled in Vice article
  • UN Intervention in Belhaj appeal
  • Immigration detainees in prison
  • Coroner must summon jury
  • Tara Hudson welcomes transgender policy review
  • PC and PCSO guilty of misconduct in public office
  • Detention of Zimbabwean national unlawful
  • Jack Susianta inquest concludes
  • Shaw Review published
  • Successful Challenge for Calais Children
  • Lords Vote to End Immigration Detention of Pregnant Women
  • Police Apology and Damages for Assault on Student
  • Justice for Anthony
  • Inquest Jury Criticises Police Failings
  • Jane Ryan joins the ’99 Women’ campaign
  • Apology for pregnant mother assaulted in cell
  • Justice for Bijan
  • Immigration detention unfair to detainees lacking capacity
  • Met Police required to compensate Cherry Groce’s children for 1985 shooting
  • Edric Kennedy-Macfoy accepts Met Police invitation to help train police officers
  • European Court to hear John Catt legal challenge
  • Lesbian asylum seeker successful challenge to detention in Yarl’s Wood
  • IPCC to investigate arrest of Ik Aihie

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