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One of a number of measures restricting the ability of those in the UK’s immigration or asylum system from accessing the Courts in recent years was the introduction and application of the so-called “second appeals test”. This test now applies in those cases whereby a matter has progressed through the Tribunal system and a party seeks leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal.

David Morton and Anthony Morris successfully co-defended a Father and Son following a 5-day trial at Minshull Street Crown Court. Mr Morton, representing the father was charged with Unlawful Wounding, contrary to section 20 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 and Mr Morris, representing the son charged with Affray, contrary to section(1) of the Public Order Act 1986.

Sarah Cook, acted for a client in an Anti-Fracking trial at York Magistrates Court, her client along with two other defendants were charged with Aggravated Trespass, Criminal Damage and S.241 (1)(c) Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act offences.

Following a refusal of indefinite leave to remain as a Tier 1 migrant, Craig Holmes, instructed by Parkview Solicitors, has succeeded in having both the refusal, and subsequent refusal of an administrative review, quashed.

Daniel Harman secured an acquittal for his client following an 8-day trial at Liverpool Crown Court involving 1.9 million counterfeit cigarettes valued at over half a million pounds.