A number of organisations, including Fraser Chambers, provided evidence for the Justice Select Committee. The evidence from Faser Chambers was that private prosecutions represent an important constitutional safeguard to protect individuals where the State has failed to prosecute allegations of serious criminality properly. The Justice Select Committee agreed and [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen - Fraser Chambers 'Anton is without any doubt a counsel and fighter for justice without borders. He perfects his legal submissions and advocacy by attention to subtle details, scrutinised analysis of the circumstances, and dauntless approach to the challenges. Very knowledgeable, approachable, and reliable.' Legal [...]
The development, in Fleet Street and Salisbury Square, will accommodate new Crown, civil and magistrates’ courts. The plans are subject to a public consultation by the City of London Corporation. The building will contain 18 courtrooms over nine storeys. Law Society Gazette
Dr Anton van Dellen represented the Applicant in a private hearing in a Nightingale Court at Petty France in London. Each party was limited to one legal representative. Social distancing was maintained at all times. Thanks to all the Court and security staff for all their hard work to ensure [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen had the privilege of taking Sergeant Matt Ratana through his Examination-in-Chief in Court in 2013. Sergeant's Ratana's evidence concerned a sweep through an estate looking for knives in the course of which a large knife was found during a search of an individual. Before his [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen is instructed to represent the partner of Daniel Whitworth in an inquest investigating the linked deaths of four young men in East London. At a remote hearing at the Old Bailey, Her Honour Judge Sarah Munro QC confirmed that inquest, which will likely last 8-9 [...]
The Law Commission has proposed reforming the Official Secrets Acts in a report called Protection of Official Data. The report makes 33 recommendations in three distinct areas: (1) Espionage: the criminalisation of individuals who try to obtain sensitive information (2) Leaks: disclosing official information without authorisation (3) Public interest: when [...]
The Police College has introduced a Death or Serious Injury Authorised Professional Practice (DSI APP) policy. The College of Policing policy is akin to the police for Police Officer who carry firearms. The new policy sets out clearly the steps that should be taken by forces during such incidents concerning members [...]
Dr Anton van Dellen represented the applicant who was restored to the register with no conditions in a hearing at the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC). Following a criminal conviction in 2013 for a total of 40 months, the pharmacist applied for restoration to the register, providing evidence of Continuing [...]
Sixty Healthcare students in Southampton received training in Duty of Candour from Dr Anton van Dellen. The seminar covered the statutory and regulatory bases for Duty of Candour, the relevant thresholds, the notification requirements and the evidence base. The training also included three practical exercises. [...]