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Inquiries: public vs private (statutory vs non-statutory)

Run Time
80 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Public Law
Available Until
18/03/2027

Price £130.00

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Description

Thalia Maragh, Allison Munroe KC, and Stephen Simblet KC, barristers at Garden Court Chambers discuss the legal framework and practicalities of both statutory and non-statutory inquiries.

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Speakers

Thalia Maragh

Barrister

Garden Court Chambers

Thalia’s practice at the English Bar has been predominantly defending in serious crimes and acting for bereaved families in Article 2 inquests. She has a growing international practice.
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Stephen Simblet KC

Barrister

Garden Court Chambers

Stephen is Joint Head of Garden Court Chambers.

Stephen’s practice focuses on individual rights in four discrete areas. These are civil claims against the police and public authorities; inquests; mental health and Court of Protection; public law/judicial review. He was one of the lead advocates representing bereaved families in the Hillsborough Inquests and has appeared as advocate in a number of public inquiries.
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Allison Munroe KC

Barrister

Garden Court Chambers

Allison has a mixed practice specialising in Family Public Law, Inquests/Inquiries, Crime and Mental Health. In all spheres of her work, she has focused upon acting for vulnerable clients with a particular emphasis on the protection of their civil liberties.

Allison has extensive expertise and experience working on large scale Inquests and Public Inquiries of national and international importance. She represented a number of the bereaved families in the historic Hillsborough Inquests (2014-2016).

Presently she represents some of the Bereaved Families in the Grenfell Tower Fire Public Inquiry, as well as survivors and residents.
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