9-12 Bell Yard launches its new website and blog - 9th March 2010
What do you think? www.9-12bellyard.com
"In or out of the Criminal Courts - a focus on crime and quasi crime" Part I and Part II - 24th September and 22nd October
This highly successful seminar came in two parts. Michael Egan QC opened the first with presentations entitled " Just when you thought you were sure – the standard of proof in Tribunals” and "Treading carefully – Misconduct Cases where diversity issues arise.”
"Tools of the Trade: FSA Powers” was presented by Alexandra Ward followed by Mukul Chawla QC talking about “Benefits – What Benefits?”. The evening was concluded with Stuart Biggs dealing with "The Peaceful Enjoyment of Possessions - restraint, seizure, forfeiture and disclosure of assets.”
Part II of this seminar kicked off with an up-date on Road Traffic Law presented by Alexandra Ward. Under the title "Propensity to do what?..." Clare Huntley outlined a "Practical Guide to the Bad Character Provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 2003". This was followed by "Are you ready for sex?" - "A short guide to the defence preparation of cases of sexual assault" presented by Johannah Cutts QC.
9-12 Bell Yard presented 9-12 Bell Yard at it's Annual Reception on board HMS Belfast - 9th July
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"Local Authority Investigations and Disclosure: An Overview" - 15th June
Philip Katz QC introduced this Seminar for solicitors and officers of a London local authority.
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"Money Laundering and the Proceeds of Serious Crime Seminar" - 20th May
Introduced by Philip Katz QC this highly informative and practical Seminar guided the delegates through the complexity of the law relating to the proceeds of serious crime and money laundering.
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"Question Time – Crisis in the Criminal Justice System?"
Philip Katz QC, presided over a lively and informative discussion on 12th March at Pelham House in Lewes. Topics ranged from Police cautions and prisons to the fundamental way in which laws are drafted in Parliament. more >>>