Now online, free to view: GCN Webinar – Antisocial behaviour and the Coronavirus pandemic: defending injunction proceedings

5 May 2020

Concerns around social distancing and the spread of the Coronavirus infection have led to an increase in applications for anti-social behaviour injunctions, seemingly as an alternative means to enforce Government guidance. At this free webinar, James Stark, Elizabeth Mottershaw, Rory O’Ryan and Gary Willock covered:

  • The ramifications of using ASB injunctions to regulate behaviour during the Coronavirus pandemic, including the impact of breach
  • Defending injunctions made without notice (ex parte)
  • Issues of statutory construction
  • General defences
  • Undertakings during the Coronavirus pandemic

We appreciate your feedback. Please take this 3 minute survey to tell us what you would like from future webinars.

News

News

Parole Board holds first public parole review hearing for prisoner convicted of a terrorism offence

Garden Court North's Alexa Thompson represented the prisoner at the public hearing in front of the Parole Board.

News

High Court grants judicial review for disabled Somerset resident to challenge council tax reduction scheme

Garden Court North's Tom Royston and Alexa Thompson represented the Claimant in his challenge to Somerset Council’s tax reduction scheme.

News

Garden Court North’s crime team: Government’s ill-considered proposals to limit jury trials will result in irrevocable damage for no tangible gain

Garden Court North's crime team unequivocally opposes the Government’s proposal to restrict the right to a jury trial.

News

Robert Rhodes avoids whole life term following rare retrial for murder

Garden Court North's Nina Grahame KC represented Mr Rhodes, who was sentenced to 29-and-a-half years in a rare double jeopardy case.

Sign up to our mailing list

Our mailing list is dedicated to professionals with an interest in our work.

Sign up