R v Yasain

A case confirming the power of the Court of Appeal Criminal Division to re-open an appeal in order to correct an error The appellant sought permission to appeal against conviction and sentence for multiple…

New Tenant at 3TG

Chambers welcomes Pamela Reiss Chambers are delighted to welcome Pamela Reiss, formally of Erimus Chambers, who has commenced tenancy with 3TG. Pamela was called in 1999 and was previously a Crown Advocate with the CPS before coming…

Nadine Radford QC features in The Sunday Express article ‘Woman living a life of Crime’

Nadine Radford QC features in The Sunday Express article 'Woman living a life of Crime'.Please see the link below to the article.http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/life/595203/Crime-women-Erin-Kelly-DS-Carol-Barlow-Nadine-Radford 

Nick Whitehorn secures acquittal in police assault trial

Nicholas Whitehorn has successfully defended a man at trial accused of breaking a police officer's nose. The defendant was acquitted by a majority verdict notwithstanding apparent admissions in interview.Nick was instructed by SVS Solicitorshttp://www.svs-solicitors.co.uk/ 

3TG host Extradition Lecture

3TG recently hosted an Extradition lecture at the offices of the Bar Council.The lecture was attended by a number of specialist extradition solicitors who listened to talks presented by Simon Gledhill and Tom Cockroft.Simon spoke on 'An introduction…

Matthew Yong v R

Where accessories to prohibited weapons have a ‘mixed use,’ in that they can be used with prohibited or non-prohibited weapons, then whether or not they are intended to be used with a prohibited weapon in…

R v CM, R v MM

Failure to obtain the Attorney General’s consent CW and MM were charged, with other individuals, on counts 1 and 2 of an indictment containing 8 counts. Counts 1 and 2 were conspiracies to supply…

3TG notes and endorses the result of the recent CBA ballot on direct action

3TG notes and endorses the result of the recent CBA ballot on direct action.

Nick Whitehorn secures second acquittal in a row in serious s.18 trial

Following on from a trial at Blackfriars Crown Court where Nick Whitehorn's client was unanimously acquitted of dwelling house burglary (Crown offering no evidence in handling count after jury failed to agree), Nick successfully represented a…

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